Architecture rouge et verte (dégradé jaune, violet)
1922
Paul Klee constructed a visual puzzle here in 1922, stacking blocks of deep crimson, mossy green, and shadowy brown into a grid that feels like a city map drawn by a dreamer. While teaching at the famous Bauhaus school, Klee became fascinated with how colors could create structure just like bricks and mortar. The result is a rhythmic composition where geometric shapes—squares, arches, and rectangles—interlock to form a mysterious, abstract architecture that looks like a stained-glass window designed by a mathematician.
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