International Klein Blue: Yves Klein and the blue that transformed art

Color is a universal and, at the same time, deeply personal experience. It moves us, commands us, guides us. In art, it becomes a wordless language that communicates that which escapes form. From the mineral pigments of prehistoric caves to today’s digital screens, color has been much more than a decorative element: it is a means of thought and emotion, a symbolic tool that reflects how each culture understands the world. Throughout history, each era has given color its own meaning. In the Renaissance, blue was a symbol of divinity and prestige, reserved for the Virgin and the wealthiest patrons,