Photogram 1943

László Moholy-Nagy's "Photogram" (1943) is a masterful example of the photogram, a photographic technique that utilizes light-sensitive paper and objects placed on it to create an image. This photogram features a swirling spiral of light and shadow, showcasing Moholy-Nagy's interest in abstract forms and the manipulation of light. His exploration of this avant-garde technique further cemented his position as a leader in the Bauhaus movement. The photogram's lack of color and focus on form embodies the key principles of abstract art.