The artwork under consideration is entitled “Pythagoräisches dreieck im quadrat II,” created by the artist Max Bill in 1980. It belongs to the Concretism art movement and is classified within the abstract genre.
The artwork exhibits a diverse array of geometric forms and vibrant hues. Dominating the composition is a large white triangle, centrally placed, which serves as a focal point. This triangle is underscored by dynamic, intersecting bands of color – including green, blue, red, and amber – that create a rhythmic visual effect. Each band of color is precisely delineated, contributing to the overall harmonious balance and abstract aesthetic characteristic of Concretism. The careful arrangement of colors and shapes underscores the geometric precision and mathematical harmony inherent in Max Bill’s artistic vision.
