Mura V 1978

"Mura V," a 1978 print by Keith Anden Achepohl, exemplifies the artist’s exploration of minimalist principles and the interplay of light and shadow. The work's abstract composition features a stark, geometric form—a square containing a smaller, recessed square. The central rectangle evokes a window, and the textured lines of the print suggest an architectural space. This minimalist approach, with its focus on simple forms and tonal variation, positions Achepohl's work within the broader context of abstract art and the legacy of artists such as Josef Albers and Agnes Martin.