F.M.E. 5 1962

"F.M.E. 5" is a 1962 work by German-American artist Josef Albers, known for his exploration of color and form. This abstract artwork consists of a simple yet striking composition of geometric shapes rendered in white lines against a black background. The thin lines suggest a series of cubes or boxes, creating a dynamic interplay of spatial relationships that challenge the viewer's perception of depth and dimension. Albers was a leading figure in the development of the Bauhaus school of design and the abstract art movement, and his work is a testament to the power of simplicity and the exploration of visual principles.