Area of a pentagon in space with plain circumference 1977

Max Bill’s “Area of a pentagon in space with plain circumference” (1977) is a striking example of the artist’s commitment to geometric abstraction and the interplay of form. This sculpture, likely made of polished metal, evokes a sense of elegant simplicity, using a smooth, curved surface that seems to flow in and out of itself. Bill’s work is often admired for its mathematical precision and exploration of the fundamental principles of form and space.