11 configurations Possibly 1945

"11 configurations" (possibly 1945) is a woodcut by the celebrated artist Jean Arp (1886–1966). Arp was a key figure in the Dada and Surrealist movements. The artwork exemplifies his signature style, characterized by abstract, organic forms. The woodcut features a stark black-and-white contrast and a simple composition of intersecting shapes. Arp's "chance" technique influenced his work. He believed in allowing randomness to shape the composition, creating unexpected and engaging forms, exemplified by the interplay of organic shapes in this print.