Blue is the invisible becoming visible

HOMES in the SKY - Blue is the invisible becoming visible. Blue has no dimensions, it is beyond the dimensions of which other colours partake. Yves Klein Yves Klein / Aline Gagnaire

Blue is the invisible becoming visible. Blue has no dimensions. It is beyond the dimensions of which other colors partake. —Yves Klei

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That blue Yves Klein, the artist who owned ultramarineIn the mid-1950s, Yves Klein (1928–1962) declared that “a new world calls for a new man.” With

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Vilarrubi on X: What is blue? Blue is the invisible becoming visible. Blue has no dimensions, it is beyond the dimensions of which other colours partake.” Yves Klein - Blue is THE

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