Regression in Movement 1962

"Regression in Movement" (1962) by Camille Graeser (1892-1980) is a striking example of abstract geometric painting, also known as concrete art. The composition is composed of simple, bold colors and shapes, including a large, red field that dominates the left side of the canvas. A series of vertical bands, with a yellow square at the top, breaks the red field and creates a sense of visual tension. The use of primary and secondary colors, along with black and white, contributes to the minimalist aesthetic of the artwork. Graeser's "Regression in Movement" exemplifies his exploration of form and color, emphasizing a reductionist approach to art-making.