Picturial Architecture V 1923

"Pictorial Architecture V" (1923) by Lajos Kassak is a prime example of Constructivist art. The work is characterized by its bold geometric forms, simplified color palette, and emphasis on functionality and structure. The abstract composition of squares and a single curved line, set against a pale background, creates a sense of order and harmony. This piece demonstrates Kassak's interest in the relationship between art and industry, reflecting the modern advancements of his time. It also highlights the influence of De Stijl, a Dutch artistic movement known for its use of primary colors and rectilinear forms.