Déplacement helicoideaux lumineux by Martha Boto

Déplacement helicoideaux lumineux 1967

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natural stone pattern

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textured surface

sculpture

detailed texture

minimal pattern

white focal point

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metal texture

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Martha Boto's kinetic sculpture "Déplacement helicoideaux lumineux" (1967) is a captivating example of Minimalist art. The work features a series of wooden elements encased in a glass box, with a black frame. These elements move rhythmically, creating a hypnotic dance of light and shadow. The interplay of light, motion, and geometric forms produces a visually engaging and captivating experience, highlighting the abstract qualities of Minimalism.