Intersection 1965

"Intersection" (1965) by American artist Charles Hinman is a striking example of geometric abstraction. This sculpture, composed of two intersecting, angular planes painted in bold primary colors, suggests a dynamic interaction of forms. The work's simple geometric forms, vivid color, and spatial dynamism make it a quintessential example of Minimalism, a movement that emerged in the mid-20th century. The artist's intention with the artwork was to explore the relationship between form, color, and space, creating a visual experience that is both minimalist and engaging.