“Consecutive Space (for a vertical wall),” created by Richard Tuttle in 1990, belongs to the Abstract Expressionism and Minimalism movements and is categorized under abstract genre. This artwork embodies the essence of abstraction through its minimalist design.
The artwork consists of multiple abstract shapes depicted in hues of orange and brown. The arrangement of these forms creates a sense of movement and spatial rhythm. Each shape appears to be roughly conical, with an orange base that transitions to a darker brown at the top, suggesting depth and dimensionality. Positioned among these shapes is a distinctive smudge of grayish-blue, adding a contrasting visual element. The overall composition is sparse, with the elements scattered across a plain, off-white background, emphasizing the minimalist nature of the piece.
