Untitled 1968

This untitled image comes to us from the mind of Leo Leuppi. The precise date remains a mystery, but the artwork stands as a testament to Leuppi's unique vision. It's striking how he plays with fundamental geometric forms, triangles and circles. I imagine him standing before the canvas, maybe squinting a bit, thinking about how to arrange these shapes just so. See how the triangles sit, some stacked on top of each other, others pointing in opposite directions—it's like he's creating a secret language. There's a real sense of balance here. The primary colors—red, yellow, blue—pop against the black background, giving the whole composition a playful, energetic vibe. It reminds me of the kind of conversations painters have with each other across generations. Leuppi is engaging with ideas about form and color that artists have been exploring for centuries. And now, we get to join the conversation too.