Paul Van Hoeydonck

1958

Mixed Media, 40 x 194 cm.
Materials: oil, panel

Collection: Collection Ronny Van de Velde, Antwerp.

Starting in 1959, Van Hoeydonck takes a big career step and stops with geometric abstract painting. In the Brussels Saint Laurent Gallery he for the first time exhibits white-on-white paintings that create virtual movement; paintings that ‘change’ as a function of viewers’ movements. He also participates in 'Vision in Motion', with this new work: long narrow panels, white-on-white, with spare color strokes in black or red.

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