Small Things 1966

"Small Things," created in 1966 by Latvian artist Karlo Zvirynsky, is a still life painting featuring a collection of everyday objects. The composition is characterized by a flat, simplified style and geometric forms, reminiscent of Cubist art. Objects such as a cone, dice, a chessboard, and other abstract shapes are scattered across a neutral background, creating a sense of randomness and playfulness. Zvirynsky's work often explores themes of abstraction, geometric forms, and the everyday, making "Small Things" a representative example of his artistic style.