Vier verbundene Gruppen 1966

"Vier verbundene Gruppen" (Four Connected Groups), created in 1966 by Swiss artist Richard Paul Lohse, is an example of Concrete art. It showcases the artist's signature style of geometric abstraction, with a focus on pure form and color. The artwork utilizes primary and secondary colors, arranged in a grid-like pattern, creating a visually stimulating yet controlled composition. The work's simplicity and precision reflect the artist's fascination with geometric principles and mathematical relationships. Lohse's exploration of form and color influenced a generation of artists and continues to inspire the contemporary art world.