Léon Wuidar

Squares, rectangles, polygons with curved edges, circles and circle segments, reflected, multiplied and placed opposite each other with various color contrasts – these are the key elements of the compositions that Léon Wuidar has been developing since the 1960s.

Léon Wuidar’s early paintings from the 1960s and 1970s are dominated by stylized architectural elements, such as columns, roofs or windows. In the 1980s, his vocabulary of forms became more minimalistic, whereas his color palette shifted from natural to brightly colorful hues. In his more recent works, which are sometimes also painted in pastel colors, wordplay can be found as well, conveying Wuidar's affinity with language and typography.

In-depth text by Sabine Schaschl, Museum Haus Konstruktiv
Interview by Hans Ulrich Obrist with Léon Wuidar

Publisher: Whitecube London
Language: English
250 x 212 mm, softcover
111 pages, 76 color and 6 black and white illustrations
ISBN 978-1-910844-45-8

Robin Rhode (*1976), Almanach

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