Light Grey, Blue Grey, Dark Grey, 1974
Dany Schwartz
German, 1932
acrylic on bricks
This painting exemplifies unhinged, barely involved physical pluralism. This series has been seen as a reaffirmation of artistic purity. Gerhard Richter described it best: “Grey is the epitome of non-statement; it does not trigger feelings or associations, it is neither visible nor invisible. Like no other color, it is suitable for illustrating ‘nothing’.”