Untitled (from the series Formas Geométricas Móviles) 1969

Sandu Darie made this untitled piece as part of his “Formas Geométricas Móviles” series. It's all about movement, right? The geometric shapes are carefully arranged, like a dance frozen in time. I love how Darie uses simple materials to create such a dynamic composition. The black and white colors give it a graphic punch. You can almost feel the wood grain, which makes you think about the physical effort that went into making it. Take a look at how those starbursts overlap. It's like he’s playing with positive and negative space, creating a sense of depth and dimension. The whole thing feels so balanced, yet also full of energy, you know? It kind of reminds me of some of Sophie Taeuber-Arp's geometric abstractions, but with a playful, kinetic twist. It’s a cool reminder that art is always in conversation with itself, and that there are no right or wrong answers, just different ways of seeing.