Composição Concreta 

Lothar Charoux made this abstract composition using ink on paper. Notice how stark black lines contrast with the paper's creamy off-white, creating a visually arresting effect. The lines form a geometric solid which seems to project from the surface, while the subtle modulations in line thickness create the illusion of movement, like the pulse of sound waves. Charoux engages ideas from Concrete Art, which aimed to move away from naturalistic representation towards pure geometrical abstraction. He strips art down to basic elements like line, shape, and composition. His careful arrangement of these elements challenges the viewer to look beyond the surface and consider the underlying structure of visual perception. By playing with line and space, Charoux doesn't just create an aesthetic object; he invites us to explore how art can destabilize fixed meanings. In the end, this composition is not just about what we see, but how we see.