The artwork, titled “Nines,” is a creation by Yaacov Agam, a prominent figure in the Concretism art movement. This piece falls under the abstract genre, embodying the principles of non-representational forms and geometric abstraction that characterize Concretism.
The artwork is a vibrant composition consisting of an assemblage of geometric shapes in a diverse palette of bright colors. Squares, triangles, and other polygons are meticulously arranged to form a complex, visually engaging pattern. The use of primary colors like red, blue, and yellow, along with secondary colors such as green, creates a sense of dynamic harmony. Each shape’s crisp edges and the precise alignment contribute to the piece’s structural integrity, evoking a sense of movement and spatial depth. The interplay between bold colors and clean lines manifests a rhythmic, almost musical quality, true to Agam’s signature style.
