Untitled, 15.1.95 1995

This minimalist drawing, "Untitled, 15.1.95," by Tom Levine, is a striking example of geometric abstraction. The work's grid structure is reminiscent of conceptual art, while the subtle shading of the simple forms within each square evokes a sense of depth and texture. Levine's use of graphite on paper creates a subdued yet elegant palette, allowing the viewer to focus on the composition and the artist's deliberate hand. This artwork reflects Levine's interest in exploring the relationships between form, space, and light through the lens of a restrained and minimal aesthetic.