Grå relief II 1932

"Grå relief II" is a 1932 relief sculpture by Swedish artist Gösta Adrian-Nilsson, known for his work in constructivism and geometric abstraction. The artwork is constructed from a series of interlocking geometric shapes, primarily circles and rectangles, in shades of black, white, and gray. The work's abstract composition and simplified forms are characteristic of Adrian-Nilsson's style, showcasing his exploration of geometric principles and their impact on visual perception.