Abstract basato su forme floreali, IV

1921

David Kakabadzé, pioniere georgiano dell'arte astratta che viveva a Parigi, spoglia la natura fino alla sua essenza giocosa in quest'opera del 1921. Trasformando i motivi floreali in una danza di forme organiche, la composizione presenta forme audaci in ocra calda e rosso profondo che fluttuano sopra linee nere ondulate. Sebbene radicata nel cubismo, l'opera appare incredibilmente fluida, suggerendo acqua increspata o steli oscillanti senza bisogno di dettagli realistici per catturare lo spirito vivace di un giardino.

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