“Yenom 9” is an abstract artwork created by Ed Clark in the year 1970. This piece falls within the Abstract Expressionism art movement and is classified under the abstract genre.
The artwork features a large, horizontally oriented oval shape with soft, horizontal bands of varying colors. The subtle gradations of these colors range from muted greens and beige at the top, blending into light blues and greys across the middle, and transitioning to deeper blues and greens near the bottom. This strategic use of color creates a serene and contemplative aesthetic. The smooth transitions between the hues lend the piece an ethereal quality, invoking a sense of tranquility and expansiveness. The abstract nature of the work invites viewers to derive their interpretations, reflecting the principles of Abstract Expressionism where emotion and individual perception play a central role.
