Wall Drawing #1136 2004

Sol LeWitt’s *Wall Drawing #1136* (2004) is a large-scale wall drawing that features a series of colorful stripes, a signature element of his Minimalist art. The stripes are arranged in a dynamic, curved pattern that creates a sense of movement and depth. LeWitt's work is known for its conceptual basis, where the artist provides instructions for the creation of the artwork, and the final execution is left to others. This conceptual approach highlights the process of art making and the role of the viewer in interpreting the work. LeWitt's Wall Drawings are a significant contribution to the Minimalist movement, known for their geometric simplicity and focus on the essence of form and color.