Flower 1969

"Flower" is a minimalist sculpture by Anne Truitt, created in 1969. Truitt's sculptures often explore the relationship between form and space, and this piece, made of painted wood, is a prime example of this. Its simple, geometric form, a tall rectangular prism, commands attention through its subtle color and the way it interacts with the viewer's surrounding space. Truitt’s work helped to define Minimalism as a movement, and her focus on form and color has left a lasting influence on contemporary art.