(Swipe to see the full work →) Carlos Cruz-Diez began to develop his “Physichromie” series in 1959. Representative of his radical ambitions that largely initiated the concept of self-regulating chroma, “Physichromie No. 2205” (pictured), with its shimmering panels of shifting visual effects, remarkably conveys the artist’s objective to shape open and undetermined space. This work is available in our Contemporary Finds sale, which features original paintings, works on paper, and more by artists including Sol LeWitt, Ross Bleckner, Stanley Whitney, and more. Click the link in our bio to explore the full sale and place your bids before it closes August 16th! __ Pictured: Carlos Cruz-Diez, “Physichromie No. 2205” (1987), chromatography and pigment on aluminum, in artist’s frame.