Cârciumărese pe fond albastru
1971
From the collection of National Museum of Art of Romania
1971
From the collection of National Museum of Art of Romania
This painting shows a bright, swirling scene with thick brushstrokes of blue, yellow, and white. The colors clash and blend in a way that feels alive, like wind or water in motion. There’s a sense of energy, with no clear shapes—just bold strokes that create movement. The thick paint layers suggest the artist built up color quickly, almost like scribbles. This technique is called *impasto*, where paint is laid on so thick you can almost see it. Next, look up impasto to see how other artists used this bold, textured style.