He created one of the first laminated wood chairs and his sandblasted glass creations like Fugue were created during his time as a teacher at the Bauhaus.
He created one of the first laminated wood chairs and his sandblasted glass creations like Fugue were created during his time as a teacher at the Bauhaus. After moving to Black Mountain College he began his mathematical explorations in Variations on a theme. His large murals grace the Time Life Building and he discussed his theories in theoretical works like the posthumous Despite Straight Lines and the treatise Interaction of Color. [*] His Structural Constellation began his foray into understanding "the discrepancy between physical fact and psychic effect" that would reach its apex with a series of hundreds of canvases that bore lyrical subtitles like Distended, Softly Spoken, and Curious and were inspired by a certain geometrical shape FTP what German created these op-art masterpieces known as Homage to the Square.
He created one of the first laminated wood chairs and his sandblasted glass creations like Fugue were created during his time as a teacher at the Bauhaus.
Josef {Albers}