Stabilisierter kern 1962

"Stabilisierter Kern" (Stabilized Core) is a 1962 painting by Swiss artist Max Bill, a prominent figure in the Concrete art movement. This artwork exemplifies Bill's focus on geometric abstraction, where color and form are reduced to their essential elements. The composition is a grid of nine squares, featuring a central block of vibrant red, orange, and yellow, surrounded by a frame of muted purple and blue hues. Bill's precise and balanced approach creates a sense of order and harmony, reflecting his belief in the inherent beauty of pure form.