"Abstract Composition" (1990) has that wild, just-go-for-it energy, like someone caught in the act of turning impulse into art. 

Julian Schnabel channels the raw expressiveness here, that defined his rise in the Neo-Expressionist movement. Known for his fearless approach to texture, gesture, and scale, Schnabel’s work bridges painting, film, and poetry with an almost reckless confidence. This piece captures that spirit in its most distilled, electric form.