Summer Melody

Eusebio Sempere’s ink on paper serigraph exemplifies his mastery of geometric abstraction and kinetic art, using optical effects and color to create a dialogue between light, space, and time, challenging viewers’ perceptions.

The ink on paper is one of Eusebio Sempere’s serigraphs, a technique he mastered and helped introduce to Spain. It exemplifies his signature style, rooted in geometric abstraction and kinetic art which he developed during his time in Paris in the 1950s. The optical effects and the color choices in his work often create a sense of vibration and spatial depth, challenging the viewer’s perception. It reflects his interest in creating a dialogue between light, space, and time through visual means, an aspect he explored extensively in his “luminous reliefs” and later translated into his two-dimensional works.