From Point 1976

"From Point" (1976) by Lee Ufan is a minimalist artwork characterized by its use of repetition and simple forms. Ufan's work is often categorized as Mono-ha, a Japanese art movement emphasizing the inherent qualities of materials. The blue squares, or "points," are painted on a white canvas, creating a subtle pattern that appears to move across the surface. Ufan's focus on simplicity and the interaction between object and space is evident in this piece, prompting viewers to contemplate the nature of perception and experience.