Mobius 1965

"Mobius," created in 1965 by American artist Charles Hinman, is a minimalist sculpture comprised of three distinct colored planes. Its composition is defined by the abstract arrangement of a lime green, white, and blue geometric shape. The planes appear to curve and twist, creating a sense of depth and dimensionality, which is characteristic of Hinman's work. This piece exemplifies Hinman's exploration of color and form within the realm of Minimalist sculpture. The title, "Mobius," alludes to the mathematical concept of a Mobius strip, a single-sided surface, which reinforces the artwork's abstract and conceptual nature.