In the beginning, an impossible calendar 2016

Joseph Dadoune's "In the beginning, an impossible calendar" (2016) presents a minimalist composition of 18 black squares arranged in a grid pattern. The stark contrast between the dark squares and the pale wall creates a sense of tension and invites viewers to ponder the abstract nature of time and its passage. The work's title suggests a conceptual framework, questioning the possibility of a fixed calendar and implying the fluidity of temporal experience. Minimalism, Conceptual Art, Installation Art are keywords to describe this artwork.