Drei in Verworrenheit 1930

"Drei in Verworrenheit" (1930) by Paul Klee is an abstract work on paper, characterized by its distinctive use of geometric forms and vibrant colors. Klee's signature style, influenced by Cubism and Expressionism, is evident in this piece. He depicts three figures, each composed of interlocking rectangles and lines, which seem to merge and dissolve into one another. The simple yet evocative use of blue, red, and orange creates a sense of depth and movement. Klee’s playful approach to abstract art invites viewers to explore and interpret the hidden narratives within this complex and mesmerizing composition.