Inclinasions (1-5-71)

Bold lines of blue, green, and red felt-tip pen crisscross this ivory paper, creating a dynamic, almost architectural composition. The title, "Inclinasions (1-5-71)," suggests a date, January 5, 1971, and hints at the leaning or slanting forms that dominate the drawing. These vibrant, almost neon colors are layered over subtle graphite marks, which peek through in places, providing a ghost of an underlying structure. The felt-tip pen, a relatively new medium in the early 1970s, allowed for a directness and intensity of color that differentiates this work from Molnár's earlier, more traditional paintings. This piece reflects a significant shift in artistic practice during a period of experimentation, moving away from representation towards an exploration of pure form and line.