プリズム-12
1931
Emile-Allain Séguy’s 'Prismes-12' is a dazzling dive into the geometric fever of the early 1930s, where nature meets machine-age precision. A stylized white bird and fern-like leaves float serenely in the center, completely surrounded by jagged, lightning-bolt zigzags in varying shades of cool blue. It looks like a visual representation of jazz music—rhythmic, syncopated, and totally electric. While rooted in the organic themes of Art Nouveau, this piece pushes into bold abstraction, showcasing Séguy's talent for turning natural forms into electric, rhythmic patterns.
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