The Fourth 'Book of Schemes'. Album #1, the Third Folder 1978

Valerii Lamakh's "The Fourth 'Book of Schemes'. Album #1, the Third Folder" from 1978 is a fascinating example of abstract geometric art. Composed of twelve colorful geometric shapes arranged in a grid pattern, the work features a combination of triangles, squares, and circles, all constructed from vibrant colors including red, yellow, blue, green, black, and gold. The simplicity of the design, combined with the bold use of color, creates a sense of order and harmony. This piece was created a year before Lamakh's death and is an example of his artistic interest in abstract shapes and color theory. The work is part of a larger series entitled "The Fourth 'Book of Schemes'." This artwork demonstrates Lamakh's experimentation with geometric shapes and color in a way that creates a visually compelling and intriguing artistic composition.