Abstraction 1927

David Kakabadzé's 1927 abstract work "Abstraction" showcases the artist's exploration of non-representational forms. The painting features a series of organic shapes rendered in vibrant hues of green, yellow, and blue, set against a background of a dark blue and scattered, white polka dots. The composition is framed by a thick, black outline, suggesting a sense of enclosure or containment. Kakabadzé, known for his unique blend of color and line, uses a dynamic interplay of color and shape to create a sense of depth and movement in this abstract composition.