The dream of a girls' boarding 1925

"The dream of a girls' boarding" (1925) is a photomontage by László Moholy-Nagy, a Hungarian artist associated with the Bauhaus movement. The artwork displays fragmented figures in a dynamic composition, showcasing his experimentation with photography and collage. The stark contrast of light and dark, along with the geometric shapes and abstract lines, exemplify the principles of constructivism, a significant artistic movement that influenced Moholy-Nagy's style. The fragmented human forms suggest a sense of movement and energy, while the abstract background creates a sense of space and depth.