Simultaneous Counter composition 

"Simultaneous Counter Composition" exemplifies Theo van Doesburg's signature style of abstract art, known as Neoplasticism. Created sometime between 1917 and 1931, this piece features bold geometric shapes, in primary colors and black and white, arranged in a dynamic, asymmetrical composition. The interplay of lines, angles, and contrasting colors creates a sense of energy and movement, embodying the principles of the De Stijl movement, which championed simplicity, functionality, and universal harmony through abstract art.