Unistic Composition 1932

"Unistic Composition" (1932) by Wladyslaw Strzeminski is a prime example of Unism, an artistic movement that emerged in Poland in the 1920s. Strzeminski, a key figure in the movement, sought to create art that was devoid of representation and focused purely on abstract form and color. In this work, he uses a simple, repetitive pattern of white lines on a grey background to create a dynamic and engaging composition. The viewer's eye is drawn across the surface of the painting, exploring the intricate network of lines and shapes.