Abstraction Based on Flower Forms, III 1921

David Kakabadzé’s *Abstraction Based on Flower Forms, III* (1921) is a vibrant example of abstract art. Utilizing a limited palette of blue, purple, black, and green, the artist creates a dynamic composition of organic forms that appear to represent stylized flowers. Kakabadzé's bold use of color and simplified shapes creates a sense of movement and energy, highlighting the abstract qualities of nature. This painting showcases Kakabadzé's exploration of abstraction through the lens of his own personal experiences and the natural world.