Bortnyik Sándor, Komposition 922
sandorbortnyik
photo of handprinted image
amateur sketch
aged paper
desaturated colours
typeface
incomplete sketchy
desaturated colour
bold defined shape
tonal art
repetition of white colour
"Komposition 922" is an abstract artwork by Hungarian artist Sandor Bortnyik, known for his contributions to the constructivist movement. The painting's visual language relies on basic geometric shapes, primarily rectangles and squares, arranged in a seemingly haphazard yet harmonious way. The composition is characterized by a dominance of black and grey hues, creating a sense of depth and transparency. The use of overlapping and intersecting planes, as well as the subtle variations in shading, suggest a dynamic interplay between form and space. This artwork exemplifies the constructivist principle of using elemental forms to express abstract concepts and convey a sense of order and rationality.
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