Ilke 1951

"Ilke," a 1951 work by Carmelo Arden Quin, exemplifies the artist's exploration of geometric abstraction. This minimalist composition, characterized by thin black lines and a limited color palette, evokes a sense of order and balance through its carefully arranged geometric forms, including circles and lines. Quin, a leading figure in the Concrete Art movement, aimed to create art based purely on mathematical principles, devoid of subjective interpretation. "Ilke" exemplifies this approach, representing a timeless aesthetic that continues to engage viewers with its visual simplicity and intellectual complexity.