The Dove by Hilma Af Klint Gallery Wall Florent Bodart - Night and Day Strong color contrasts anchor the

Strong color contrasts anchor the composition while photographic fragments introduce texture and ambiguity

where deep blacks and luminous colour are rendered with precision

creating a sense of elevation and release that contrasts with the grounded physicality of the original photographs

balanced symmetry – but the blue ground shifts the mood from garden warmth to something closer to formal textile elegance

and entirely without excess

The Dove by Hilma Af Klint Gallery Wall Florent Bodart - Night and Day Strong color contrasts anchor theThe Dove belongs to af Klint's monumental series The Paintings for the Temple, completed between 1906 and 1915 works now recognised as among the earliest pure abstractions in Western art. Two interlocking swans or dove like forms mirror each other across a central axis, one black and one white, their sinuous bodies curving into a composition that prefigures the logic of yin and yang by decades. Flat colour fields and bold, clean contours replace any