The Location of a Yellow, Red and Blue Circle 1975

"The Location of a Yellow, Red and Blue Circle" is a 1975 work by conceptual artist Sol LeWitt (1928-2007). The work consists of a simple grid of lines drawn in pencil on a sheet of paper, with three circles in yellow, red, and blue drawn in colored pencil. LeWitt's conceptual art often utilized minimalist forms and mathematical precision, and this work is a prime example. The piece embodies the artist's fascination with geometry and simple forms as a means of exploring artistic principles. The title, "The Location of a Yellow, Red and Blue Circle," underscores LeWitt's focus on conceptual art as a system of ideas rather than a finished product.