Micro-Painting 1968

Gene Davis's "Micro-Painting" from 1968 is a prime example of minimalist art. This abstract painting, executed on a small canvas, features a singular, thin yellow line against a pale pink background. This minimalist approach emphasizes the essential elements of form and color, reflecting the artistic trends of the late 1960s. The artwork's simple yet striking composition invites viewers to contemplate the nature of space and the power of minimal visual elements.