Conspiracy 1971

"Conspiracy" is a 1971 work by American conceptual artist Sol LeWitt, known for his minimalist style and focus on geometric forms. This artwork is a classic example of LeWitt's "Wall Drawings," where he instructs others to create the artwork based on his detailed specifications. This particular piece likely involves a grid-based system of lines and/or dots, creating a visual field of subtle textures and variations. The use of graphite on paper allows for the creation of a monochrome canvas that emphasizes the formal qualities of the design.