Triangle, Circle, Square 1972

"Triangle, Circle, Square" (1972) is a minimalist sculpture by Walter De Maria. The work consists of four stainless-steel forms - a triangle, a circle, and a square - placed on the floor of an empty room. The forms are simple and geometric, creating a sense of order and balance. De Maria's sculptures are often described as being "earthworks" because they are site-specific and engage with the natural environment. The work challenges viewers to consider the space around them and the relationship between art and the world. Minimalism, earthwork, geometric form, stainless steel are some keywords relevant to this artwork.