Untitled 1966

Kuno Gonschior’s 1966 “Untitled” painting is a vibrant example of Minimalism. Composed of countless tiny dots in shades of red, white, and gold, the work is an exercise in repetition and pattern. It invites viewers to contemplate the interplay of color and form, prompting reflection on the nature of perception and the act of seeing itself. Gonschior's use of dots creates a dense field of visual information, challenging the eye to discern individual elements amidst the overall composition.