Untitled (Blue Box) 1966

John McCracken's "Untitled (Blue Box)" (1966) is a striking example of Minimalist sculpture. The work consists of a simple, solid blue box, resting on a white plinth against a white background. This focus on form and color, devoid of representational imagery, is characteristic of Minimalism. The smooth, polished surface of the box reflects light, creating a subtle interplay of color and texture. McCracken's minimalist sculptures explore the essence of geometric forms and their relationship to space, inviting viewers to engage with their presence and contemplate their abstract beauty.