Red Grid, Blue Circles, Black Arcs from Four Sides and Yellow Arcs from Four Corners 1972

"Red Grid, Blue Circles, Black Arcs from Four Sides and Yellow Arcs from Four Corners" (1972) is a minimalist drawing by American artist Sol LeWitt (1928-2007). This work embodies LeWitt's signature style by using simple geometric forms, such as a grid and arcs, to create a complex and visually engaging pattern. It showcases the artist's exploration of conceptual art, where the idea behind the work is as important as the final product. The intricate network of lines, circles, and arcs, executed with precision, creates a captivating visual experience. This artwork serves as an excellent example of minimalist geometric abstraction.