Struttura 1967

"Struttura" (1967) by Italian artist Rodolfo Arico is a striking example of abstract art. The artwork, which appears to be a single, elongated, red form, is a testament to Arico's exploration of minimal shapes and colors. The bold and simple composition, reminiscent of geometric abstraction, invites the viewer to contemplate the inherent beauty of pure form and its interaction with negative space. Arico's exploration of minimal shapes and colors is representative of the broader artistic trends of the 1960s, emphasizing the purity of artistic expression through simplified forms.