Croce rossa e palle bianche 1921

"Croce rossa e palle bianche" (Red Cross and White Balls) is an abstract painting by László Moholy-Nagy, a prominent figure in the Bauhaus movement, created in 1921. The artwork is composed of geometric shapes, including a red cross, black and white stripes, and two white circles. The use of contrasting colors and geometric forms reflects the principles of Constructivism and the Bauhaus style, emphasizing the visual language of abstraction. The work embodies Moholy-Nagy's exploration of visual elements and their relationship to space, light, and form, typical of the modernist art movement.