Still Life Filled with Space by Le Corbusier

Still Life Filled with Space 1924

lecorbusier

water colours

green and blue tone

teenage art

painted

spray can art

pastel tone

painting painterly

watercolour illustration

green and neutral

watercolor

"Still Life Filled with Space" (1924) by Le Corbusier is a prime example of Cubist principles applied to still life. The painting is characterized by its geometric shapes, flattened forms, and muted color palette. The composition is fragmented, with objects overlapping and interweaving in a seemingly random yet calculated manner. This fragmentation reflects the artist's interest in exploring space and form, which is a defining feature of Le Corbusier's architectural and artistic approach.