Collection decors et couleurs Pl.05 (1930)

Titled "Collection décors et couleurs Pl.05," this work by Georges Valmier showcases an intriguing ensemble of geometrical compositions, reflecting the artist's affinity for Cubism and abstract art. Created in 1930, the painting presents a four-part panel, each section teeming with a distinct arrangement of shapes and a unique, vibrant color scheme.In the top-left panel, we observe various geometric forms disrupting a beige backdrop. Tones of black, white, and blue dominate, infused with dashes of striped and solid patterns, creating a dynamic tension within the composition. The adjacent panel on the top right features a fascinating play of flowing, ribbon-like lines intertwined with patterned circles and checkerboard motifs, set against a blend of muted and soft hues.Moving to the lower-left panel, the artwork veers into a realm of purple and blue tones accompanied by green, adding an earthy contrast. This segment integrates squares, circles, and abstract lines that form a lively network. Lastly, the bottom-right panel introduces a bolder approach with its use of deep greens and rust colors, punctuated by white and orange circles, creating an optical allure.Valmier's work in "Collection décors et couleurs Pl.05" exemplifies his exploration of form and color, inviting viewers to interpret the intersections of abstract elements and the emotions they evoke.