Alexander Calder was an American sculptor known for his mobiles— kinetic sculptures that move with the air. His work transformed sculpture as an art form, introducing fluidity to the medium, and setting the stage for interactive experiences.

Alexander Calder’s Crag with White Flowers and White Discs embodies his signature exploration of movement, balance, and organic forms. The interplay of geometric shapes and delicate suspensions evokes a harmonious relationship between nature and abstraction. This work captures Calder’s ability to transform industrial materials into dynamic, almost living compositions.