Introducing “Chromatic Blur,” a mesmerizing art piece that is the epitome of abstract expressionism. A big canvas, resembling a world map, is entirely splattered with a multitude of pigments. The colors are boundless, yet they seamlessly blend into one another, creating an illusion of depth. The first glance reveals no clear structure, but upon closer inspection, the artwork presents an intricate layering of transparent brushstrokes. The lines move like ripples on a surface, evoking a sense of motion and chaos, yet also serenity.

“Chromatic Blur” is an homage to the renowned contemporary artist Gerhard Richter’s “Abstract Painting,” a piece that has been published countless times in magazines and art books. Frank Bueltge, a rising artist and data enthusiast, has taken on the challenge of reimagining Richter’s masterpiece by employing state-of-the-art technology. Through neural networks and big data analysis, he has synthesized the essence of Richter’s creation and infused it with his vision, resulting in a unique work of art that speaks to the zeitgeist of our times.

Released today at the Guggenheim Museum, “Chromatic Blur” is Bueltge’s latest critically acclaimed artwork, following the success of his previous piece, “Zeitgeist Dreamscape.” You can check it out here: Check it out here.