Decoratief patroon met vierkanten, rechthoeken en driehoeken 1908

Carel Adolph Lion Cachet made this decorative pattern with squares, rectangles, and triangles in pencil. It's like he's mapping out a world, one shape at a time. The thing that grabs me is the raw, unpolished feel. The pencil lines are tentative, like he's thinking through the shapes as he goes. You can almost feel the give and take of the creative process, where the idea is still in formation. Look at the smudges and the unevenness of the lines; it's like he's inviting us into his studio, showing us the behind-the-scenes of making art. This piece reminds me of Sol LeWitt's wall drawings, the way they both use simple geometric shapes to create complex patterns. Except here, Cachet's got this hand-drawn quality that makes it feel so much more intimate. It's a reminder that art doesn't always have to be perfect or polished; sometimes, the beauty is in the process itself.