“The most pleasurable thing in the world is to see something, and then to translate how I see it.” — Ellsworth Kelly Over his seven-decade-long career, artist Ellsworth Kelly committed himself to studying line, form, and color. In this breakthrough artwork, Kelly began to change his painting style, eliminating elements he didn’t want, such as marks and lines, to allow color to fall where it wanted. 🟥 Learn more about this work in an excerpt from our One on One publication series → mo.ma/3Ipw4ZJ
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“The most pleasurable thing in the world is to see something, and then to translate how I see it.” — Ellsworth Kelly Over his seven-decade-long career, artist Ellsworth Kelly committed himself to studying line, form, and color. In this breakthrough artwork, Kelly began to change his painting style, eliminating elements he didn’t want, such as marks and lines, to allow color to fall where it wanted. 🟥 Learn more about this work in an excerpt from our One on One publication series → mo.ma/3Ipw4ZJ
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