Négal 1943

"Négal" is a 1943 abstract painting by Uruguayan artist Carmelo Arden Quin, known for his contributions to Concrete art. The piece showcases Quin's signature style, featuring geometric shapes, a limited color palette, and an emphasis on flatness. The work exemplifies the principles of Concrete art, prioritizing form and color relationships over representational imagery. The artwork is composed of various colored geometric shapes, including a large yellow square, a green rectangle, and a pink rectangle arranged against a black background. This bold composition, characteristic of Concrete art, showcases the interplay of form and color and highlights the artistic potential of pure abstraction.