The artwork titled “Abstract Composition” by Konrad Zuse, completed in 1966, is an oil piece on board, measuring 85 x 60 cm. Categorized under the Kitsch art movement and considered an abstract genre, the artwork demonstrates a complex interplay of colors and strokes.
The composition of the artwork features a vertical orientation with a spectrum of blended hues and line work, creating a dynamic and layered visual effect. The use of various shades of greens, blues, oranges, and yellows intermingles throughout, portraying an energetic and somewhat chaotic atmosphere. The strokes appear deliberate and varied, suggesting depth and movement across the surface of the board. The interplay of light and dark tones and the scattered, brush-like lines give the artwork a multi-dimensional feel, invoking a sense of abstract spontaneity and meticulous craftsmanship. The artist’s signature is subtly located at the bottom right corner, cementing Zuse’s distinct touch in this abstract representation.
