Peter Keil, a German painter associated with the "Junge Wilde" (Young Wild Ones) movement, is known for his exuberant, gestural works blending figuration with abstraction. Active from the 1960s onward, Keil’s style remained consistent in celebrating spontaneity, emotional intensity, and vibrant color. His work often draws from street culture, folk art, and the raw energy of postwar Berlin’s art scene. This untitled piece exemplifies those qualities—rejecting polished aesthetics in favor of an unfiltered, almost primal visual language. Keil’s art invites viewers to experience color, form, and gesture as pure, vital expression.