Constructive-decorative composition 1924

"Constructive-decorative composition" is a 1924 work by Georgian artist David Kakabadzé. This artwork is a prime example of Constructivism, a movement that emerged in Russia in the early 20th century, that emphasizes geometric forms, industrial materials, and functionality in art. Kakabadzé’s work is notable for its use of contrasting textures and materials. The geometric shapes and patterns of this artwork creates a sense of order and harmony, characteristic of Constructivism. The small size of the piece, 75 x 60 cm, allows for intimate viewing and the contemplation of the arrangement of elements. It is currently held in a private collection.