Initiation 1976

"Initiation" (1976) by Hungarian artist Endre Rozsda is a vibrant abstract painting characterized by a dynamic composition of geometric shapes and bold colors. Rozsda's signature style, often described as "geometric expressionism," is evident in this work, as he uses a fragmented and layered approach to create a sense of depth and movement. The use of contrasting colors, including bright reds, blues, yellows, and greens, adds to the overall energy and intensity of the painting. The composition feels almost chaotic, yet there is a clear sense of order and structure within the seemingly random arrangement of shapes. The title "Initiation" suggests a sense of transition or a journey of self-discovery, which is further emphasized by the dynamic, swirling forms and the interplay of light and dark elements within the painting.