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Orphic Cubism, a subgenre of Cubism, is an abstract art movement characterized by its emphasis on color and geometric forms. It emerged in the early 20th century as a departure from traditional Orphism, which focused on the expression of emotion through color and form. Orphic Cubism combines the fragmented and multiple perspectives of Cubism with the vibrant colors and decorative qualities of Orphism, resulting in a dynamic and visually complex style. This movement sought to break away from traditional representation and instead focus on the pure aesthetics of color and form, creating a unique language of visual expression.