Trois disques 1966

"Trois Disques" (1966) by Marcelle Cahn, is an example of geometric abstraction. This piece features a central circular motif with a smaller circle and triangle superimposed within. Two additional white circles are placed vertically below, creating a sense of visual balance. Cahn, known for her exploration of shapes and colours, employed a minimal colour palette, highlighting the simplicity and elegance of geometric forms. The black background accentuates the bold, graphic elements. "Trois Disques" demonstrates the power of minimalism in abstract art.