Untitled 

Lennart Rodhe created this untitled artwork using oil. The composition strikes you immediately with its bold, fragmented shapes of blues, greens, browns, and yellows, which create an intriguing interplay of form and color. The impasto technique adds a tactile dimension, as the brushstrokes build a textured surface. The absence of clear, recognizable forms pushes us to consider the pure aesthetics of the painting. Rodhe seems less concerned with depicting a specific subject than with exploring the relationships between color, shape, and texture. In structuralist terms, this work invites us to decode its visual language, where each color patch and brushstroke acts as a sign. As you move closer, notice how Rodhe's strategic use of layering creates depth and visual interest. This artistic choice moves beyond the surface, prompting ongoing reflection on the very nature of perception and representation.