Light-Space Modulator 1930

"Light-Space Modulator" (1930) by László Moholy-Nagy is a kinetic sculpture that explores the interplay of light, space, and form. This piece, now housed at the Busch–Reisinger Museum, showcases Moholy-Nagy's exploration of Constructivist principles and his fascination with the dynamic properties of materials and their interactions with light. The sculpture's abstract form, composed of geometric shapes and planes, exemplifies the dynamism and abstract experimentation of early 20th-century art.