Ohne Titel (Gleiche Dreiecke) 1967

"Ohne Titel (Gleiche Dreiecke)" is a 1967 artwork by Brazilian artist Almir Mavignier, known for his contributions to geometric abstraction. This artwork is characterized by its use of color and pattern, creating a dynamic visual experience. The composition features a series of colored stripes arranged in a diagonal pattern, formed by a grid of small dots. This technique of using dots to create a visual effect is known as stippling, giving the artwork a textured and slightly grainy appearance, referencing the artistic style of Pointillism. Mavignier's use of color in this piece is also notable, as he employs a range of hues to create a sense of depth and movement within the image. The painting is an example of Mavignier's artistic exploration of color and form, contributing to the development of geometric abstraction in Brazil.