By Abir Pothi
Picasso and Braque started to paint geometric bodies in portrayals of humans and other shapes, and geometric traces evolved so highly that they occasionally surpassed the definition.
After the strong start in 1907-08, the proto-cubistic period in Picasso and Braque started a movement, as mentioned, ‘reducing everything, places and figures and houses, to geometric schemas, to cubes’, and they deconstruct of perspective of art and viewers.
Cubism was also influenced by the Post-Impressionist painter Paul Cezanne, who was known for presenting new representation methods.
Kupka (1871-1957) is one of them, and he brings a most extreme form of cubist abstraction. Kupka removed the visible subject matter from the canvas, made the painting more abstract, and elevated them into a metaphysical visual exposure.