Synthetic Construction (White and Black) 1966

Victor Pasmore's "Synthetic Construction (White and Black)" (1966) is a prime example of Constructivist art. The work features a minimalist composition of geometric shapes and lines arranged on a white surface, with a central beige square and black lines. Pasmore, known for his focus on geometric abstraction, emphasizes simplicity and clarity, creating a sense of order and structure. The work showcases his transition from his earlier figurative style to a more abstract and minimalist approach, reflecting the artistic trends of the mid-20th century.