Rocor 1963

"Rocor," a 1963 work by Robert Huot, is a prime example of geometric abstraction. The artwork utilizes a limited palette of red, green, and black, with a central green cross surrounded by concentric bands of black and red. The stark lines and simple forms create a visually engaging composition that explores the interplay of color and shape, characteristic of Huot's style. This artwork is a testament to the enduring appeal of abstract art, as it continues to intrigue and inspire viewers with its minimalist aesthetic.