dé-finition/méthode #178: rien à lire 1990

"dé-finition/méthode #178: rien à lire" (1990) by Claude Rutault is a minimal work that challenges traditional notions of art and interpretation. Composed of white squares attached to a wall, the piece resembles a text without the possibility of being read. Rutault, known for his conceptual art, utilizes the simple arrangement of objects to prompt viewers to consider the nature of art and the role of the viewer in its creation. This work, a part of his "dé-finition/méthode" series, explores the limitations and possibilities of the artistic process.