Random Movement Fields (V 72-78 S) 1972

"Random Movement Fields (V 72-78 S)" is a minimalist sculpture by Herman de Vries, created in 1972. The artwork is a white surface with a series of small, raised lines arranged in a seemingly random pattern. The piece's simplicity invites viewers to contemplate the nature of randomness and the relationship between order and disorder. de Vries's work is often associated with the Conceptual art movement, which challenged traditional notions of artmaking and emphasized the importance of ideas and processes.