Jealousy, (1927)
What's unique to Moholy-Nagy is his inventiveness. Drawing on collage, photo, and a minimalist use of geometry, Moholy-Nagy creates a personal vocabulary which is abstract, functional with a touch of uitopianism,
To understand where he's coming from look at his art
yellow circle, 1921
Moholy-Nagy embraced abstraction constructivism in the 1920s (especially the work of El Lissitzky).
1. go abstract,
2. embrace utopian ideals,
3. avoid everything personal,
4. be symmetrically asymmetrical
1. go abstract,
2. embrace utopian ideals,
3. avoid everything personal,
4. be symmetrically asymmetrical