Untitled 

This minimalist work by Sol LeWitt, a prominent figure in Conceptual art, exemplifies his signature style. The artwork, consisting of five distinct geometric shapes (a square, triangle, parallelogram, trapezoid, and circle), is presented on a single plane with no depth. Each form is rendered in a simple, solid color, drawing attention to the basic elements of shape and color. The piece's lack of a title invites viewers to engage with the composition directly and interpret it personally. LeWitt's conceptual approach prioritizes the idea behind the artwork over its final execution, which is often left to assistants. This work exemplifies the movement's emphasis on pure geometric forms, simplicity, and the power of the idea itself.