René Mels (1909-1977) - Composition abstraite de 1960
René Mels’ "Composition abstraite de 1960" is an earlier example of his abstract art practice. Created in 1960, this piece situates Mels within the post-war European abstract movement when many artists sought new visual languages that departed from figurative conventions. Abstract compositions from this period often use geometric or organic shapes, color fields, and textured surfaces to explore harmony, balance, or emotional resonance. Mels’ work contributes to the evolution of abstract art, reflecting the shifting aesthetic and conceptual concerns during the mid-20th century.
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