Composition 1941

Josef Albers' "Composition" (1941) is a geometric abstract artwork showcasing the artist's exploration of color and form. The piece utilizes a grid pattern, likely graph paper, as its base. The viewer's eye is drawn to the intricate arrangement of stacked squares, creating a sense of depth and optical illusion. This work is a prime example of Albers' focus on exploring the relationship between color and form, a theme he developed throughout his career. Albers' "Composition" is a testament to the power of minimalist and geometric design, captivating audiences with its visual simplicity and conceptual depth.