Alexander Calder

Alexander Calder (1898), born in Pennsylvania, is an American sculptor celebrated for his innovative mobile and stable creations. A pioneer in kinetic art, Calder transformed the concept of sculpture with his mobile works, moved by wind or motor, and his stables, large metal structures that adorn public spaces. His work combines a sense of play with complex engineering, resulting in dynamic and visually captivating pieces. Calder also explored drawing and painting, establishing himself as a multifaceted artist. His influence endures in contemporary art and in numerous collections around the world.