Drill 1926

Frantisek Kupka's 1926 painting "Drill" exemplifies his exploration of abstract art. The artwork is a study in color and form, emphasizing the machine's geometric structure. The composition is dominated by intersecting lines, circles, and geometric shapes, creating a dynamic and almost mechanical rhythm, reflecting the artist's interest in the industrialization of the early 20th century. This abstract representation of a drill, typical of Kupka's "Orphism" style, celebrates the beauty of modern technology.