Konstruktion c. 1920 - 1922

László Moholy-Nagy's "Konstruktion" is a prime example of abstract art from the early 20th century. Created between 1920 and 1922, the piece showcases the artist's exploration of geometric forms and color relationships. The composition is a symphony of vertical and horizontal lines, rectangles, and squares, rendered in a limited palette of black, white, gray, and yellow against a light blue background. The artwork exemplifies the artistic movement of Constructivism, emphasizing the construction and arrangement of elements. "Konstruktion" speaks to the growing interest in modernism and the influence of industrial design on art.