Color in Every Heart 1 is reminiscent of American Abstract Expressionist painter Helen Frankenthaler who was known for her major contributions to the history of postwar American painting. The term “color field painting” was applied to her work, which was characterized by large-scale canvases that evoked a field of color. Color in Every Heart 1 beautifully follows suit by offering a large field of solid colors that spread across the canvas creating areas of unbroken surface resulting in a flat picture plane. The emphasis here is away from gesture and action in favor of an overall consistency of form and process. A bright color palette in cerulean, coral pink, moss green, and champagne provides a simplified composition. Blending curved forms and a vivid palette, Color in Every Heart 1 is a profound and expressive work of art on canvas.