Untitled 1957

This untitled piece was created by Bruno Munari, using blocks of color, probably paper. You know, there's something so satisfying about the bold simplicity of this image. Munari isn’t trying to trick you with fancy techniques. It's about pure color relationships, where the flat purple collides with the screaming orange. It's like he’s saying, hey, look at what these shapes and hues do to each other! I love how he's not hiding the process. There’s a little green square there too, it looks like he used a scalpel or a really sharp blade to cut the shapes, and you can almost feel the texture of the paper. It is an ongoing conversation, and it reminds me of Sophie Taeuber-Arp, a similar playfulness with geometric abstraction. Ultimately, this piece invites us to embrace the joy of seeing, without overthinking it.