Phantom Perspective 1920

"Phantom Perspective" is a 1920 work by Swiss-German artist Paul Klee, known for his contributions to the abstract art movement. The piece exemplifies Klee's signature style, combining geometric shapes and lines with subtle color washes to evoke a sense of depth and perspective. It depicts an interior space rendered with fragmented lines and forms, seemingly floating in a dreamlike atmosphere. The use of perspective, or lack thereof, creates a sense of ambiguity, inviting the viewer to engage with the artist's subjective interpretation of space and form. This piece is an intriguing example of Klee's exploration of abstract concepts through his distinctive artistic language.