“Serigrafia,” created by Max Bill in 1979, is an artwork exemplifying the Concretism art movement and falling within the abstract genre.
The artwork features a complex arrangement of brightly colored rectangular bars, systematically interwoven to form a symmetrical and geometric composition. The use of a wide spectrum of vibrant colors, including red, blue, green, yellow, and purple, establishes a dynamic visual interplay. The intersecting bars are meticulously aligned to create a sense of symmetry and balance, intrinsic to the Concretism movement, which emphasizes clarity, order, and abstraction. The stark white background accentuates the bold colors and geometrical precision of the abstract forms, making the composition stand out prominently. This precise and methodical approach highlights the artist’s inclination towards mathematical and spatial harmony in his artwork.
