WEISSE KOMPRESSION AUS KOMPLEMENTÄRFARBEN 1964

"WEISSE KOMPRESSION AUS KOMPLEMENTÄRFARBEN" (1964) by Swiss artist Max Bill is a striking example of Concrete art. The painting features a diamond shape divided by four bold, contrasting stripes of red, yellow, white, and green. Bill was a proponent of geometric abstraction and emphasized the use of primary colors and simple forms, creating a visually striking and intellectually stimulating work. This piece exemplifies the principles of Concrete art, which emphasizes the essential qualities of form and color.