Space Construction 1922

Peter Laszlo Peri's Space Construction presents us with an intriguing arrangement of shapes in muted tones of black, grey, and white. A semi-circular form dominates the composition, intertwined with geometric shapes that suggest depth and architectural structure. The formal elements at play here create a dynamic tension. The interplay of positive and negative space challenges our perception, inviting us to question traditional notions of form and void. Peri seems to be exploring a semiotic system where shapes function as signs, and their combination generates multiple layers of meaning. Consider how the artist manipulates perspective to destabilize established meanings. The artwork pushes us to engage with new ways of thinking about space. Peri's interest in the interplay between form and space prompts ongoing interpretation and re-interpretation.