1962 Calder

Capture the kinetic energy and playful balance of mid-century sculpture with Florent Bodart’s elegant tribute to Alexander Calder. The primary palette of red, blue, and black paddles against a warm parchment background evokes a feeling of airy movement and modernist sophistication. It is a discerning choice for a creative studio or a minimalist living area, offering a timeless nod to the master of kinetic art.

Florent Bodart grew up in a family of artists and violin makers, naturally becoming a creator. His creative process usually includes some time drawing, searching and experimenting in the physical world before switching to the magical numerical world. His time is shared between graphic design, craft and music.

Artwork description: A graphic illustration featuring black spindly lines representing a mobile structure with various organic shapes attached. The shapes are coloured in primary red, deep blue and solid black against a warm cream background. The top-left corner features the year 1962 in bold white typography, while Alexander Calder is printed in bold black at the bottom left. The word Mobiles appears in a smaller black font at the bottom centre.