Red Lines from the Midpoint of the Left Side and Blue Lines from the Midpoint of the Bottom Side 1975

"Red Lines from the Midpoint of the Left Side and Blue Lines from the Midpoint of the Bottom Side" (1975) is a minimalist drawing by Sol LeWitt. LeWitt's conceptual art is defined by a focus on geometry and precise execution, with the artist pre-determining the design, leaving its execution to assistants. The drawing features red and blue lines radiating outward from two focal points in a simple yet elegant pattern. LeWitt's conceptual approach and minimalist aesthetic challenge traditional notions of artistic expression, prioritizing intellectual engagement and precise execution over purely aesthetic considerations.