Groynes 1925

"Groynes" (1925) is a painting by Swiss artist Paul Klee, a prominent figure in the European avant-garde. Characterized by its geometric composition, the work is composed of a vibrant interplay of red, black, and blue shapes, with a focus on sharp angles and overlapping forms. This abstract painting, typical of Klee's style, exemplifies his exploration of the "symbolic" rather than the "realistic" in art. The use of bold colors and simple geometric shapes creates a visual tension that draws the viewer into the intricate world of Klee's artistic vision.