구성 (파랑-노랑-검정)
1920
El Lissitzky called his mind-bending geometric experiments 'Prouns,' which stood for 'Project for the Affirmation of the New.' Created in 1920, this bold composition features a tilted blue rectangle, a textured yellow block, and a sleek black curve that looks like it's slicing right through the space. It’s a perfect example of how Russian avant-garde artists were trying to break free from traditional painting and design a whole new visual language for the modern world. The shapes seem to float and overlap, creating a sense of dynamic movement that feels surprisingly fresh even a century later.
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