Interior of the Fourth Dimension 1913

Max Weber's 1913 painting "Interior of the Fourth Dimension" is a captivating example of Cubist art. This artwork is a striking visualization of abstract space and geometric forms. It's composed of a fragmented, layered arrangement of shapes, lines, and colors that create a sense of depth and movement. Weber’s bold use of color and the fragmented planes in this painting express his interpretation of a "fourth dimension" – a realm beyond the limits of traditional, three-dimensional space. "Interior of the Fourth Dimension" is a fascinating journey into the realm of non-representational art and a testament to Weber's mastery of Cubist principles.