Lärm c. 1921

"Lärm" (Noise) is a vibrant abstract work by Karl Wiener from around 1921. Wiener, a German artist born in 1901, uses bold, geometric shapes and contrasting colors to create a sense of visual chaos and energy. The composition is dynamic and fragmented, echoing the title's suggestion of noise and disruption. This abstract work reflects the broader artistic movements of early 20th century Europe, where artists sought to express emotion and experience through non-representational forms.