Untitled 1988

Ann Ledy's 1988 "Untitled" is a minimalist work on paper, featuring four circles bisected by a square. The circles are painted in black and white, while the square is drawn in a delicate grey line. This striking interplay of geometric forms creates a sense of balance and symmetry. The raw edge of the paper adds a subtle texture, complementing the clean lines of the composition. Ledy's use of negative space and repetition evokes a sense of quiet contemplation. The artwork speaks to the fundamental principles of abstract art, utilizing simple forms to create a powerful visual experience.