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Walter Leblanc — Twisted Strings
Walter Leblanc

Twisted Strings

1976

Walter Leblanc's "Twisted Strings" showcases the Belgian artist's signature exploration of optical movement and visual rhythm through intricately arranged twisted elements that create a dynamic sense of depth and tension. The work demonstrates Leblanc's mastery of kinetic abstraction, as the interplay of light and shadow across the undulating forms generates a hypnotic, almost three-dimensional effect. Rooted in the ZERO movement, the piece reflects his lifelong fascination with transforming simple, repetitive materials into a meditative visual experience.

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20th Century & Contemporary Art Evening Sale

October 6, 2017

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Walter Leblanc, Twisted Strings, 1976

Walter Leblanc's "Twisted Strings" showcases the Belgian artist's signature exploration of optical movement and visual rhythm through intricately arranged twisted elements that create a dynamic sense of depth and tension. The work demonstrates Leblanc's mastery of kinetic abstraction, as the interplay of light and shadow across the undulating forms generates a hypnotic, almost three-dimensional effect. Rooted in the ZERO movement, the piece reflects his lifelong fascination with transforming simple, repetitive materials into a meditative visual experience.

Year
1976
Seen at
Phillips, New York, London, Hong Kong

Related themes

Geometric, 20th Century, Kinetic Art, Minimalist, Geometric Composition, Belgian Artist, Male Artist, Avant-Garde, Op Art, Installation Art, Geometric Abstraction, Optical Illusion, Monochromatic, Abstract, String Medium

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