Ins+Outs 1967

"Ins+Outs" (1967) by Robert Huot is a minimalist work that explores the intersection of negative and positive space. The simple composition, composed of two geometric shapes, creates a visual puzzle where the viewer must determine which form is dominant. The artist's exploration of the interplay between the two shapes highlights the power of visual simplicity and invites the viewer to contemplate the inherent relationships between elements in a minimalist context. Huot's minimalist aesthetic, characterized by the use of geometric shapes and limited color, became a defining feature of his artwork in the late 1960s.