Phase No. 10 1968

Nobuo Sekine's "Phase No. 10" (1968) is a striking example of Minimalist sculpture, featuring a bold and geometric composition of interlocked green and yellow forms against a black background. The artist utilizes a simple yet effective form, which emphasizes the play of light and shadow, creating a sense of depth and illusion. Sekine, a prominent figure in the Japanese Mono-ha movement, is known for his exploration of materials and their relationship to space. The artwork's geometric and reductive aesthetic captures the essence of Minimalism, drawing attention to the inherent qualities of the form and the viewer's perception of space.