Spitzwinklige Komposition auf Dunklem Grund 1948

Adolf Fleischmann made this dark, angular painting with oil on canvas at some point in his career. The painting is all sharp angles and intersecting lines, kind of a chaotic geometry. I imagine Fleischmann starting with that deep, murky background, then layering in the shapes and lines, like a puzzle he's trying to solve. The yellow lines zip across the canvas, full of energy. What I really love is that even with all those sharp edges, there's something so human about it. It feels like he's searching for some kind of order, or maybe just playing with the tension between chaos and control. It reminds me a bit of Kandinsky, but with its own distinct flavor. It's like these artists are all in conversation, using paint to explore different ways of seeing and feeling the world. It feels like a very personal kind of expression.