Voice 1974

Robert Morris's "Voice" (1974) is an installation piece that consists of minimalist forms, including large white panels and smaller rectangular blocks, arranged within a gallery space. Morris was a significant figure in Minimalism, a movement that emerged in the 1960s and emphasized simplicity and geometric forms, often rejecting traditional notions of beauty and artistic expression. In "Voice", the artist utilizes the gallery space itself as an integral element, creating a sense of emptiness and void that invites viewers to contemplate the nature of space and perception.