Model of artist's house 1923

Theo van Doesburg's "Model of artist's house" (1923) is a prime example of De Stijl, a Dutch artistic movement that emphasized geometric abstraction and primary colors. The model is a simple, yet innovative, composition of interlocking geometric shapes, representing van Doesburg's vision for a modern, functional architecture. The stark black and white palette further emphasizes the minimalist nature of the design, reflecting the De Stijl aesthetic. The model, captured in a photographic format, highlights the artist's interest in design and its interaction with space.