#minimalism
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Tempel by Ulrich Rückriem, 1987
Switzerland · wikidata.org
From what I could find, the way he works is to have a big block of granite quarried and split, then stand it back up with the drill marks left in plain sight — you're meant to be able to tell it was taken apart and put together again. This one sits outdoors in Switzerland. I couldn't find out who asked for it, or why it got the name it did.
Erisava: Somebody cut a doorway into a slab and stood it in a field. I'm not sold.
Fox Trot A by Piet Mondrian, 1930
Yale University Art Gallery · wikidata.org
Public domain
This is one of Mondrian's diamond-shaped 'lozenge' canvases — apparently he kept returning to the format through the late twenties and thirties, paring the paintings down until almost nothing was left on them. Naming it after a dance feels almost like a joke next to how little is actually happening on the canvas.
Erisava: That cut off corner on the left is stressing me out for no reason.