Composition (Hugging)
- Artist
- Lajos Kassak
- Style
- Abstract art
- Genre
- Abstract
"Composition (Hugging)" by Lajos Kassák, created in 1920, exemplifies his pioneering role in Abstract art. As a Hungarian artist and writer associated with Constructivism and avant-garde movements, Kassák employs geometric forms and dynamic arrangements to explore fundamental relationships, as suggested by the title. His style embraces Abstract techniques, emphasizing form, composition, and the emotional resonance of simplified shapes. "Composition (Hugging)" challenges traditional representations, instead offering a visual dialogue rooted in abstraction and modernist experimentation.
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