Yves Klein: A Little Infinity is presented at the Museu Fundación Juan March in Palma de Mallorca from 2 June to 26 September 2026. The exhibition is dedicated to one of the most important figures in post-war European art and a pioneer of Nouveau Réalisme.

The selection focuses on several of Klein's most recognisable artistic experiments, including his monochromes, Anthropometries and iconic blue pigment, alongside three-dimensional works. With more than 20 paintings and sculptural pieces, the exhibition provides a concise introduction to the extraordinary range of Klein's short but hugely influential career.

Klein's artistic revolution was based on a paradox: reducing art in order to expand its possibilities. A single colour could become an entire world; an empty gallery could become an artwork; the human body could become a painting tool; fire could become a means of drawing.

His famous International Klein Blue (IKB) is central to this transformation. Rather than using blue simply as a colour within a composition, Klein treated it as an autonomous artistic experience — something capable of suggesting infinity, freedom and immaterial space.

The exhibition also introduces the more experimental side of his practice, including the Anthropometries, in which the human body became a living paintbrush. These works sit alongside Klein's three-dimensional experiments, showing how quickly he moved beyond traditional painting towards performance, installation and ideas that would profoundly influence later conceptual and contemporary art.

A Little Infinity offers a concentrated journey through the key ideas that made Yves Klein a pioneer of post-war European art: monochrome, immateriality, the void, the body and the transformation of everyday materials into something almost otherworldly. The exhibition brings together more than 20 paintings and three-dimensional works.