Non-objective composition 

"Non-objective composition" exemplifies Aleksandra Ekster's embrace of abstract art. This painting, composed of geometric shapes, uses vibrant colors like blue, red, and yellow to create a dynamic interplay of forms. The composition emphasizes the use of color and form, eschewing any representational elements. Ekster's work, like that of other artists of the Russian avant-garde, challenged traditional notions of art by embracing pure visual experience. This abstract artwork is a prime example of the non-objective style of art that emerged during the early 20th century.