Inner Courtyard of Sintra 1990

"Inner Courtyard of Sintra" is a 1990 minimalist sculpture by Japanese artist Katsuhito Nishikawa, known for his innovative use of paper. The work, which features three circular, concave structures composed of folded paper, creates a sense of subtle movement and depth. The sculptures evoke a sense of a courtyard, with the central piece acting as the focus of the composition. The delicate paper construction invites viewers to consider the relationship between form, space, and light, a key theme in Nishikawa's art.