International Klein Blue

Klein’s work pushed beyond artistic boundaries. He was interested in revealing what cannot be normally perceived. Often, Klein described his artwork as something intangible, being evidence of the existence of something that is invisible to humans. He incorporated natural elements such as fire, water, and air into his work, treating them as active creative forces. He also created performances, including his well-known Leap into the Void (1960), and even presented empty exhibition spaces as artworks, emphasizing presence through absence.