Konstruktionszeichnung zu Opus 73 1961

Hans Hinterreiter made this painting, Konstruktionszeichnung zu Opus 73, using paint in 1961. It's wild, right? It feels so calculated, but it also has this really cool, organic vibe, like a mathematical seashell. The texture is smooth, almost like it's been printed, and the colours are these muted blues and browns that create a beautiful contrast. Check out how the shapes overlap, creating new forms and depths. It’s an orchestration of these angular forms that create this optical illusion of depth and movement. What I find amazing is the way Hinterreiter balances precision with playfulness. It reminds me a bit of Sol LeWitt's wall drawings, but with a warmer, more tactile feel. Ultimately, it’s a reminder that art can be both intellectually stimulating and visually delightful.