イヴ・クライン（Yves Klein）作『Blue Monochrome』
美術館のキャプション
Klein famously declared the blue sky to be his first artwork and from there continued finding radical new ways to represent the infinite and immaterial in his works. One such strategy was monochrome abstraction ― the use of one color over an entire canvas. Klein saw monochrome painting as an "open window to freedom, as the possibility of being immersed in the immeasurable existence of color." Although he used a range of colors, his most iconic works often featured international Klein Blue, a shade of pure ultramarine that Klein claimed to have invented and trademarked. He used materials like water, fire, and air to construct his works and staged a "leap into the void" for a self-published newspaper.
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