Chosen Site 1940

Paul Klee's "Chosen Site" (1940) is an example of his distinctive abstract style. The work depicts a landscape composed of geometric shapes and vibrant colors. A large, stylized "sun" hangs in the sky above a horizon that is both defined and obscured by a series of geometric shapes resembling buildings. The painting's fragmented forms and use of color create a sense of mystery and intrigue, characteristic of Klee's late works.