Black Diamond 1967

Edna Andrade's "Black Diamond" (1967) is a striking geometric print that features a repeating pattern of black and white squares. The squares, arranged in a grid, create a sense of depth and optical illusion. This minimalist approach to design is typical of Andrade's work, which often explored the interplay of form and color. Andrade, born in 1917, was a pioneer of abstract art in Brazil, creating bold and graphic works that resonated with the burgeoning modern art movement. "Black Diamond" is a testament to her skill in manipulating visual elements to evoke both order and dynamism.