Square Dance: Blues for Green 1964

"Square Dance: Blues for Green" (1964) by Yves Gaucher is a minimal abstract painting characterized by a bold red background and a simple arrangement of geometric shapes. Green squares and blue diamonds, placed in symmetrical patterns, stand out against the vibrant red canvas. Gaucher's work exemplifies the minimalist art movement of the 1960s, where focus is shifted from representation to pure visual elements and their interactions. The artwork invites viewers to consider the impact of form and color on visual perception, offering a timeless aesthetic experience.