Two Horizons 1968

"Two Horizons" (1968) by Kazuo Nakamura is a minimalist work of art that exemplifies geometric abstraction. The piece is composed of simple shapes, primarily squares and rectangles, arranged in a structured composition. The use of contrasting black and white creates a stark and dramatic visual effect, further emphasizing the geometric forms. Nakamura's exploration of form and space in "Two Horizons" reflects his interest in minimalist principles, which emerged in the 1960s as a response to the expressive and complex art movements of the previous decades.