Verwanderte eikon des weissen quadrates 1969

"Verwanderte eikon des weissen quadrates" (1969) by Swiss artist Max Bill is a prime example of Concrete art. The painting features a geometric composition of primary colors: a white square framed by a yellow and blue triangle, with a thin pink stripe at the bottom. Bill's work, known for its precision and simplicity, explores the visual language of geometric forms and color, embodying the tenets of Concrete art's focus on pure, non-representational forms and its rejection of traditional artistic subject matter.