Synchromy 1915

"Synchromy" (1915) by Morgan Russell is a prime example of Synchromism, an artistic movement that emerged in the early 20th century. This abstract painting features a vibrant arrangement of geometric shapes, primarily in bold colors like reds, blues, greens, and oranges. The composition is dynamic and visually stimulating, creating a sense of movement and energy through the interplay of color and form. Synchromism emphasized the expressive power of color as a primary element in painting, and Russell's work exemplifies this principle, capturing the essence of color harmony and visual rhythm.