Abstraction 1927

"Abstraction" (1927) by Georgian artist David Kakabadzé (1889-1952) is a vibrant and energetic abstract painting housed in the Art Museum of Georgia (AMG) in Tbilisi. This piece showcases Kakabadzé's unique approach to abstraction, where bold, gestural brushstrokes create a dynamic interplay of colors and forms against a deep, black background, punctuated by white flecks and touches of blue. The overall effect is a sense of movement and energy, typical of Kakabadzé's style. The piece was created in 1927, a period of significant artistic innovation in Georgia, and reflects the influence of early 20th-century European abstract movements.