Contrast of form 1913

"Contrast of Form" (1913) by Fernand Léger, a leading figure in the Cubist movement, exemplifies the artistic style with its dynamic interplay of geometric shapes and bold colors. Léger's Cubist works, often featuring fragmented and overlapping forms, aimed to break down traditional perspectives and capture the energy and dynamism of modern life. "Contrast of Form" showcases a vibrant composition of circles, squares, and rectangles rendered in primary colors, highlighting the artist's focus on simplifying and re-imagining the world around him. This piece embodies Léger's fascination with the interplay of form and color, showcasing his unique artistic vision.