The artwork, titled “Structural Constellation,” was created by Josef Albers circa 1950. It belongs to the art movements of Constructivism and Op Art and is categorized within the abstract genre. This piece is part of the series “Structural Constellation.”
In the artwork, Albers employs a minimalist approach, featuring a series of intersecting lines that create an illusion of three-dimensional geometric forms against a stark black background. The precision of the lines and the clever use of perspective challenge the viewer’s perception, embodying characteristics typical of Op Art and Constructivism. The composition’s simplicity and complexity simultaneously create a visually engaging and intellectually stimulating piece.
