Diagonal from bright equality and contrast 1956

"Diagonal from bright equality and contrast" is a 1956 abstract painting by Swiss artist Richard Paul Lohse. This artwork explores the relationship between colors and their juxtaposition. The painting is composed of nine distinct squares, each filled with a solid color. These colors are arranged in a diagonal pattern with a central square in yellow, the most prominent color, surrounded by red, blue, green, and shades of purple and blue. Lohse's work is known for its exploration of geometric shapes and color, creating visually stimulating experiences based on color harmony and contrast. The work is considered to be part of the Concrete Art movement, a style of art that emphasized the use of geometric shapes and color to create abstract compositions.