Minimalist yet deeply architectural, Assemblage Géométrique No. 6 reduces form to its purest essence. A single dark rectangle interrupts the horizon of green and cream, creating a striking balance of weight, proportion, and negative space. This restrained composition of cut and colored paper recalls the Bauhaus and De Stijl movements, where geometry became a universal language of harmony and order.Float-mounted within a shadow box frame and presented without acrylic cover, the work emphasizes its materiality - each cut edge and paper texture visible as part of the composition. At 30” x 40”, the scale enhances its quiet authority, offering the contemplative stillness of color field painting with the tactile presence of collage.