Interior B 1929

Josef Albers' "Interior B" (1929) is a striking example of his work in the "Homage to the Square" series. The painting's abstract composition features a series of squares within squares, creating a sense of depth and optical illusion. The use of bold black and white colors emphasizes the geometric shapes and the play of light and shadow. These works are known for their exploration of color relationships and the impact of shapes on perception. Albers, a renowned artist and educator, believed that the interaction of colors and shapes in a composition could influence the viewer's perception of the artwork. This piece is a testament to his dedication to minimalist aesthetics and the power of visual language.