Construction V
1923
László Moholy-Nagy, a key figure at the famous Bauhaus school, created this striking geometric composition in 1923. Against a deep black background, a textured, towering grey form intersects with a sweeping white curve and a sharp diagonal line, creating a sense of dynamic balance. This piece, titled 'Konstruktion V,' perfectly captures the artist's fascination with abstract forms and spatial relationships. As a pioneer of modernism, Moholy-Nagy believed art should embrace technology and pure geometry, moving away from traditional representation to explore how shapes interact in space.
Views: 5