"Steps P2, F1, I2" is a screenprint by Josef Albers that exemplifies his systematic exploration of color interaction and optical perception through geometric abstraction. The work features precisely rendered nested squares or rectangular forms in carefully selected color combinations, demonstrating Albers' rigorous methodology for understanding how colors influence one another through spatial and chromatic relationships. This piece is part of Albers' broader artistic investigations into color theory, which culminated in his influential publication "Interaction of Color" and influenced generations of artists and designers.