무릎 꿇은 인물
1931
Oskar Schlemmer was a master at turning the human body into a living geometry lesson. In this 1931 sketch, a kneeling figure twists with arms raised behind the head, but instead of solid flesh, we see a dance of overlapping, fluid lines. It looks like he drew the figure from multiple angles at once, capturing the essence of movement rather than a static pose. This playful, abstract approach was central to his work at the famous Bauhaus school, where artists tried to reimagine the modern human form as part machine, part sculpture.
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