Uploaded October 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
‘Come with me into the void.’
— Yves Klein
Vast, elemental and charged with energy, ‘California (IKB 71)’ is Yves Klein’s largest blue monochrome painting. A four-metre expanse of pure pigment, it seems to dissolve the boundary between sky and sea.
Painted in France ahead of his only trip to the United States, it embodies Klein’s vision of the infinite — an invitation to lose oneself in colour, light and space.
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📅 Avant-Garde(s) Including Thinking Italian, Paris, 23 October 2025
Yves Klein (1928-1962), ’California, (IKB 71)’, 1961
‘Come with me into the void.’
— Yves Klein
Vast, elemental and charged with energy, ‘California (IKB 71)’ is Yves Klein’s largest blue monochrome painting. A four-metre expanse of pure pigment, it seems to dissolve the boundary between sky and sea.
Painted in France ahead of his only trip to the United States, it embodies Klein’s vision of the infinite — an invitation to lose oneself in colour, light and space.
🔗 Discover more via link in bio
📅 Avant-Garde(s) Including Thinking Italian, Paris, 23 October 2025
Yves Klein (1928-1962), ’California, (IKB 71)’, 1961










