It is in perfect condition. never framed. it will be sent in flat surface. Attila Kovács was a Hungarian artist, born in 1938 in Budapest, who made significant contributions to geometric abstraction. His artistic vision was rooted in mathematics and architecture, which manifested in his precise and calculated compositions. Kovács' canvases often played with the viewer's perception, creating illusions of depth through meticulous arrangements. Between 1964 and 1970 Attila Kovács created a unique artistic language he named “Frame of Reference” or “Transmuting Plasticity”, where he built his own system of non-Euclidean sequential geometric abstraction along mathematical coordinates delineated by the three spatial axes x, y and z, and the time axis t (spacetime) His works are usually two-dimensional, other times they start out in one plane then they build up following the mathematically fixed rhythm of sequential movement and spring into 3D, forming a kind of geometric frieze on the wall. Collected in Vasarely museum with other artist like: Yaacov AGAM, Josef ALBERS, Cesar ANDRADE, Jean ARP, Olle BAERTLING, Tony BECHARA, Alberto BIASI, David BILL, Jakob BILL, Max BILL, Anne BLANCHET, Laurent BOLOGNINI, Martha BOTO, Pol BURY, Waltercio CALDAS, Francis CELENTANO, CHRYSSA, Geneviève CLAISSE, Gianni COLOMBO, Elias CRESPIN, Carlos CRUZ-DIEZ, Sonia DELAUNAY, Hugo DEMARCO, Jean DEWASNE, Cícero DIAS, Angel DUARTE, EQUIPO 57, Knopp FERRO, Emanuela FIORELLI, Freddy FRAEK, Gunter FRUHTRUNK, Horacio GARCIA-ROSSI, Karl GERSTNER, Gun GORDILLO, Jean GORIN, Auguste HERBIN, André HEURTAUX, Corina HOHER, Robert JACOBSEN, Youri JELTOV, Lajos KASSAK, Michalis KATZOURAKIS, Martina KRAMER, Hans KOOI, Matti KUJASALO, Frantisek KUPKA, Vincent LEROY, LE CORBUSIER, Julio LE PARC, Anne LILLY, Richard Paul LOHSE, Angel LUQUE, Heinz MACK, Francesco MARINO DI TEANA, Jaildo MARINHO, Carlos MEDINA, Christian MEGERT, Vera MOLNAR, François MORELLET, Richard MORTENSEN, Mehdi MOUTASHAR, Takashi NARAHA, Aurélie NEMOURS, César PATERNOSTO, PE LANG, Dario PEREZ-FLORES, Ivan PICELJ, Olivier RATSI, Etienne REY, George RICKEY, Nicolas SCHÖFFER, Ines SILVA, Francisco SOBRINO, Jesùs R. SOTO, Henryk STAZEWSKI, Joël STEIN, Haruhiko SUNAGAWA, Sophie TAEUBER-ARP, Jean TINGUELY, Luis TOMASELLO, Santiago TORRES, Wen-Ying TSAI, Wolfram ULLRICH, Gregorio VARDANEGA, Victor VASARELY, YVARAL, ALBERT Ádám, BENEDEK Barna, BÓDI Marianna, BORTNYIK–TUBÁK, José BRÉVAl, CSIKY Tibor, CSIZY László, Maria CUEVAS, Aleksander DRAKULIC, FERNEZELYI Márton, GÁYOR Tibor, HARASZTŸ István, HARMATI Kitti, HOÓZ Anna, Gerhard HOTTER, Viktor HULIK, Jean-François DUBREUIL, JENESES Ádám, JOVÁNOVICS Tamás, JULESZ Béla, KAPPANYOS András, Hiroshi KAWANO, KELLE Antal, KOVÁCS Gyula, LANTOS Ferenc, LEPSÉNYI Imre, Josef LINSCHINGER, MARAFKÓ Bence, MÁTÉ Dániel, MAURER Dóra, MENGYÁN András, Manfred MOHR, NEMES Judit, NÉMETH Dániel, Andrzej J. OLEJNICZAK, PÓCSY Ferenc, PALOTAI Gábor, Henri PROSI, REHOROVSZKY Anna, Torsten RIDELL, Jan SCHOONHOVEN, Mark STAREL, Klaus STAUDT, Esther STOCKER, Peter STRUYCKEN, SZÉCSÉNYI-NAGY Loránd, SZEGEDY-MASZÁK Zoltán, SZÍJ Kamilla, SZLOVICSÁK Dömötör, TIHANYI Áron, TÜRK Péter, Ryszard WINIARSKI, WOLSKY András, Joa ZAK, ZALAVÁRI András, modrian, albers, stella, riley, ellsworth kelly, vasarely, sol lewitt, Carla arcadi, piero manzoni, mario nigro, alberto magnelli, herbin, George Vantongerloo, victor Servranckx, theo von Doesburg.