Objectivity 1962

sollewitt

natural stone pattern

print print-like

printed

angular perspective

print-effect

geometric pattern

minimal pattern

repetition of pattern

vertical pattern

pattern repetition

"Objectivity" is a 1962 work by American conceptual artist Sol LeWitt, a key figure in the Minimalist art movement. The work consists of a grid of squares, each containing a different letter of the word "OBJECTIVITY". The letters are painted in red and blue on a golden background, and are arranged in a way that emphasizes the repetition and modularity of the form. LeWitt's work is known for its focus on simplicity and geometry, and "Objectivity" exemplifies these qualities, highlighting the artist's fascination with language and its visual representation.