This book investigates the global influence and enduring legacy of geometric abstract art from its origins in 1915 to the present day. It examines how the universal visual language of geometric abstraction has been shaped by diverse societies and, in turn, continues to impact global culture. The volume traces a century of abstract art, encompassing painting, sculpture, film, and photography, and highlights the contributions of both male and female artists. Organized thematically and chronologically, it spans continents and explores the movement's development through essays by leading art historians.

This comprehensive volume offers a global perspective on geometric abstraction, tracing its evolution and cultural impact over a century. The inclusion of diverse media and geographical regions, alongside thematic organization, suggests a thorough and interdisciplinary approach to the subject. Essays by noted art historians provide scholarly context, positioning the book as a significant resource for understanding modern and contemporary art.