Installation View 

This installation view features the work of French conceptual artist Claude Rutault, known for his exploration of artistic processes and the nature of the object. His works often involve simple, everyday materials, such as canvases or found objects, which are then manipulated or altered in a way that highlights their inherent qualities. The work in this installation seems to be a series of canvases, each painted a solid, saturated color and arranged in a stack, with the edges of the canvases visible. The use of bright colors and simple forms suggests a minimal aesthetic, characteristic of conceptual art practices in the 1970s and 1980s.