Micro-Painting 1968

Gene Davis's "Micro-Painting" from 1968 is a minimalist piece characterized by its singular, bold orange circle against a muted brown background. This simple composition exemplifies Davis's interest in exploring the fundamental elements of painting, specifically color and form. His work often embraced geometric shapes and vibrant colors, reflecting the influence of Abstract Expressionism and Color Field painting. "Micro-Painting" captures Davis's keen eye for color relationships and his ability to create a captivating visual experience using minimal elements.