Geometric Design 

Josef Hoffmann's "Geometric Design" is a prime example of the artist's exploration of abstract forms and minimalist aesthetics, characteristic of the early 20th-century art movement known as the Vienna Secession. The artwork, rendered in a stark black and gray palette, features a repeating pattern of vertical and horizontal bars, creating a dynamic yet balanced composition. This geometric abstract design showcases Hoffmann's dedication to functionality and clean lines, principles central to the Secession's philosophy of modernism and its influence on design, architecture, and art.