All That Jazz 2011

"All That Jazz," created by Robert Irwin in 2011, is a minimalist light sculpture featuring a series of fluorescent tubes mounted on a wall. The piece is a study in color and light, with the artist using a simple array of colors, including white, red, and black, to create a visually compelling work. The minimalist aesthetic, a hallmark of Irwin's work, emphasizes the pure essence of the materials and their interaction with the surrounding space. The repeated pattern of the fluorescent tubes creates a rhythmic effect, drawing the viewer's attention to the subtle variations in color and light. "All That Jazz" showcases Irwin's mastery of light and its ability to transform perception and create a powerful visual experience.