The Fourth 'Book of Schemes'. Album #1, the Third Folder 1978

Valerii Lamakh's "The Fourth 'Book of Schemes'. Album #1, the Third Folder" (1978) is a minimalist abstract work comprised of six squares, each containing different arrangements of lines and arrows. This piece is a prime example of Lamakh's focus on geometric abstraction, highlighting the interplay of form and space through simple lines and precise compositions. The piece's monochromatic palette enhances the emphasis on form, allowing the viewer to focus on the relationships between the lines and squares. The piece's title suggests a deeper meaning beyond purely visual elements, hinting at Lamakh's exploration of systematic thought and the structure of ideas.