Untitled 1978

This untitled black and white artwork by Keith Haring, created in 1978, is a compelling example of the artist's early style. Haring, who tragically passed away in 1990, is known for his bold lines and graphic figures. The piece features a complex array of geometric shapes, including circles, squares, and lines, creating a dynamic and visually engaging composition. The piece's bold black and white palette creates a strong contrast that further emphasizes the geometric forms and is indicative of the artist's preference for direct and uncomplicated forms. The piece, with its title mentioning Kandinsky and Mondrian, alludes to the influence of the abstract art movement on Haring's early work.