minimal art

Minimal art is a style that emphasizes simplicity, focusing on basic shapes, clean lines, and limited color palettes. It aims to strip away unnecessary details, encouraging viewers to experience the artwork's form and material directly. Emerging in the 1950s and 1960s, minimalism challenges viewers to find meaning in straightforward, often geometric compositions, highlighting the purity of the art object itself. This approach encourages a quiet, contemplative space, inviting appreciation of the essential qualities of art without distraction.