The artwork, “Untitled,” created by Donald Judd in 1975, is a sculpture that belongs to the Minimalism art movement. It exemplifies the genre with its stark simplicity and geometric precision.
The artwork features six identical, rectangular wooden boxes mounted on a plain white wall in a uniform, linear arrangement. The boxes are evenly spaced and protrude outward, creating a rhythm of repetitive forms. The natural wood grain of each box contrasts with the pristine white background, emphasizing the minimalist aesthetic. The overall composition is unembellished, focusing purely on form, structure, and material, characteristic of Judd’s minimalist philosophy.
