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Small Fragment 5

90,00 €

International Klein Blue (IKB)

Mixed Media, matte finish

Maße: 24 × 18 cm, unframed

Intense. Clear. Distinctive.

Small Fragment 5 is part of the Fragments series — works that explore depth, fragmentation, and color intensity as a distinct visual language. The iconic Yves Klein Blue embodies the full energy of the format.

Each piece is newly crafted upon request. The composition remains the same, but each piece is truly one-of-a-kind—bearing the subtle traces that only handcrafted work can leave behind.

Signed original with a certificate of authenticity. Shipping is insured via DHL.

International Klein Blue (IKB)

Mixed Media, matte finish

Maße: 24 × 18 cm, unframed

Intense. Clear. Distinctive.

Small Fragment 5 is part of the Fragments series — works that explore depth, fragmentation, and color intensity as a distinct visual language. The iconic Yves Klein Blue embodies the full energy of the format.

Each piece is newly crafted upon request. The composition remains the same, but each piece is truly one-of-a-kind—bearing the subtle traces that only handcrafted work can leave behind.

Signed original with a certificate of authenticity. Shipping is insured via DHL.

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Yves Klein Blue is an iconic color closely associated with the French artist Yves Klein. In the 1950s, Klein developed this unique shade, which became known as a vibrant and distinctive form of blue. This color appeared in his famous works of art and is now internationally recognized as “IKB” (International Klein Blue).

The influence of Yves Klein and his blue extends beyond painting and continues to this day in various art forms and design practices. Yves Klein Blue remains a timeless element that explores the boundaries of color and emotion.

The unique depth and luminosity of this blue make it truly special. It exudes a timeless elegance and emotional intensity that immediately captivates the viewer.

“Fragments” takes up this iconic color as an element and places it in a new context, in which each individual fragment represents a self-contained, complete motif in its own right. When assembled, however, the six parts form a larger whole that reveals the connection between the individual works.