Twenty Four Hours 1960

"Twenty Four Hours" is a striking example of abstract sculpture by British artist Anthony Caro. The piece is composed of several geometric forms, welded together from steel, creating a stark and minimalist aesthetic. This work, created in 1960, is significant for its departure from traditional sculpture, moving away from representational forms and embracing the inherent beauty of abstract shapes. Caro's work reflects the Minimalist and Constructivist movements, highlighting the interplay of form and space. The sculpture's raw materiality and simple forms challenge viewers to engage with its geometric composition, creating a captivating experience.