Abstract Mask 1979

"Abstract Mask" is a 1979 work by David Chethlahe Paladin (1926-1984) that uses geometric shapes and vibrant colors to create a visually compelling abstract composition. The central circular form is divided into sections of different colors, while other geometric shapes, including triangles and squares, are scattered across the canvas, creating a sense of rhythm and balance. This work exemplifies Paladin's interest in geometric abstraction and his exploration of the relationship between form and color.