Elements in Movement 1968

"Elements in Movement" (1968) by Camille Graeser is a bold example of abstract geometric art. The work features a stark contrast between black, white, and primary colors, showcasing Graeser's mastery of color theory and composition. The simple shapes, such as squares and rectangles, are arranged in a dynamic composition, creating a sense of movement and energy. This piece exemplifies Graeser's enduring contribution to the development of abstract art in the 20th century.