The Two Faces of Juliet c. 1937 - 1950

"The Two Faces of Juliet" is a photogram by Hungarian-American artist György Kepes, created between 1937 and 1950. The artwork depicts a double profile of a female face, with geometric lines and circular shapes superimposed on top. Kepes was a pioneer of visual language and explored the relationship between form and meaning. The photogram's abstract elements create a visual puzzle, inviting viewers to interpret the work's symbolism and explore the multifaceted nature of human perception. Kepes's abstract photograms, like "The Two Faces of Juliet", represent the artist's fascination with visual communication and the power of form.