Constructive-decorative composition 1924

David Kakabadzé's "Constructive-decorative composition" (1924) is a unique example of the artist's exploration of form and texture in a minimalist composition. The artwork is a small, intimate work that features a silver background with two glass circles, which are seemingly attached to the surface. The circles are connected by a dark, flowing shape in the center, creating an abstract visual that emphasizes the interplay between light and shadow. Kakabadzé's work showcases the artist's interest in creating visual dialogues between form and texture, which is reflected in the stark contrast between the sleek silver surface and the glass and dark, curved elements. The composition's minimalist aesthetic and use of geometric shapes make it a fascinating example of early 20th-century abstract art.