Composition G4 1926

"Composition G4" (1926) by László Moholy-Nagy is a striking example of abstract art. Created in the early days of abstract art, the piece features bold geometric shapes like rectangles and circles that seem to float on a deep red background. The artwork's simplicity and focus on basic forms and colors exemplify the principles of Constructivism, a movement that emphasized the use of industrial materials and geometric forms. This minimalist composition is often seen as a representation of the artist's exploration of light and form, with the play of shadows and light creating a sense of depth and movement.