Untitled 1967

Fred Eversley's "Untitled" from 1967 is a striking example of Minimalist sculpture. The work consists of a tall, rectangular block of clear green acrylic, with a narrow, vertical band of orange acrylic embedded in its center. The simplicity of form and bold use of color are characteristic of Eversley's artistic practice, which explored the interplay of light and color within transparent materials. The piece's title reflects its minimalist aesthetic, inviting viewers to engage with the work's pure form and color.