Opus 8; Opus 8; Opus 10; and Opus 10

Four works by the pioneering Russian Constructivist sculptor Naum Gabo, these pieces on paper demonstrate his lifelong exploration of space, line, and geometric abstraction. Each work, signed in either pencil or black ink, reflects Gabo's belief in art as a dynamic expression of form and movement, translating the same mathematical and spatial principles that defined his three-dimensional sculptures into a two-dimensional context. The pairing of Opus 8 and Opus 10 in duplicate suggests a meditative engagement with compositional variation, inviting comparison between iterations of the same visual idea.