The artwork titled “Duo H,” created by Josef Albers in 1966, is an exemplary piece within the Constructivism and Op Art movements and belongs to the abstract genre. It is part of Albers’ “Structural Constellation” series.
The artwork features two adjoining geometric forms, depicted with precision through the use of sharp, angular lines. The forms are constructed in such a way that they appear to intersect and overlap each other, creating an intricate visual play of spatial relationships and depth. The minimalist color palette and meticulous line work exemplify Albers’ mastery in creating optical illusions, compelling the viewer to explore the visual tensions and harmonies within the abstract composition. The overall effect is one of dynamic movement and structural complexity, characteristic of the Constructivist and Op Art movements.
