Structure - Cross 1967

Vilen Barsky's "Structure - Cross" is a minimalist artwork created in 1967. The monochrome composition features a central cross formed by six elongated rectangular shapes, reminiscent of cellular structures, against a gray background with black dots. Barsky's work often explored geometric forms and patterns, reflecting his interest in the interplay of light and shadow. The artwork is an example of geometric abstraction, where the focus is on the arrangement and repetition of shapes rather than representational imagery.