Untitled 1962

This untitled artwork by Nicholas Krushenick, created in 1962, is a vibrant example of geometric abstraction. The bold use of contrasting black, white, and bright yellow creates a dynamic composition that is both eye-catching and intellectually stimulating. The repetitive geometric forms, such as the zigzags and squares, evoke a sense of order and structure, while the overlapping shapes and irregular lines introduce a sense of movement and energy. Krushenick's use of hard-edged lines and flat planes of color is characteristic of his work and is a hallmark of the Op art movement, which emerged in the 1960s.