Variant/Adobe 1962

"Variant/Adobe" is a 1962 silkscreen print by Josef Albers, known for his exploration of color and form. This piece, a classic example of his "Homage to the Square" series, features a series of nested squares, each with a slightly different shade of green and a central blue rectangle. Albers, a Bauhaus teacher, used these abstract compositions to investigate the visual impact of color relationships and how they affect our perception of space and form. This artwork, like many of his works, is a testament to the power of abstraction and color theory.