Untitled 1969

Craig Kauffman's 1969 "Untitled" is a vibrant, minimalist sculpture that exemplifies his exploration of color and form in acrylic plastic. The piece features two translucent panels of acrylic plastic, hanging from thin wires. The panels are tinted with a gradient of yellow and orange, which gives the work a sense of depth and dimension. The minimalist form and vibrant color palette are characteristic of Kauffman's work, which often utilized industrial materials and geometric forms to create a sense of abstract beauty. Kauffman's works were often inspired by the changing light and shadows of California, and this piece showcases his ability to capture the essence of light through the interplay of color and form.