Karl Pfahler was one of the first West German artists in the mid-twentieth century to adopt a hard-edged style after the nascent American movements of Pop art and Minimalism. Pfahler’s linear geometric abstractions explore the relationship between color, shape, and space. Often working on serial projects, this portfolio project, KPp 3 exemplifies the artist’s engagement with highly saturated, synthetic colors in jarring combinations and asymmetrical arrangements.