4 rythmes interférents en formant un carré 1972

"4 rythmes interférents en formant un carré" (1972) by François Morellet is a minimalist artwork consisting of a single, glowing, orange neon square, installed on a plain white wall. Morellet, a French artist known for his conceptual and geometric works, often used light in his art. His pieces explore the relationships between light and form, space, and perception. This artwork is a prime example of this exploration, focusing on the starkness and simplicity of the square's shape, illuminated against the stark white background. It's a piece that encourages viewers to contemplate the very essence of form, line, and light.