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More than 60 years after MoMA’s historic exhibition “The Responsive Eye” questioning how the eye responds to experiences with foundational elements of art such as color, pattern and light in time and space, Danysz gallery shows the new generation. Today the gallery gathers 3 artists to show how the renewal of geometric abstraction is present in this new generation. From Tomislav Topic's (Germany, 1985) colorful installations to Sebastien Preschoux's (France, 1974) perfect lines or the subtle play of movement generated by Zsuzsanna Korodi (Hungary, 1984), the artists have in common the will to create a strong experience by bringing the spectator to observe, analyze, and even move around their works. This process is being engendered by obeying to logics of mathematical order and composing with a restricted number of forms. In that way, the works draw our attention on the purity of a line, the energy of the vacuum, the vibrations of a grid, the tension of a point and the force of the contrasts.