Black-White-Gray 1964

Anni Albers' "Black-White-Gray" is a striking example of her renowned textile work from 1964. The piece, composed of a grid of black, white, and gray squares, showcases Albers' masterful manipulation of color and texture in weaving. Known for her exploration of geometric patterns and abstract designs, Albers's work challenged the traditional view of textiles as merely decorative, elevating them to the realm of fine art.