Imprints of a No. 50 Paintbrush Repeated at Regular Intervals of 30 cm. 

Niele Toroni, a French painter born in 1937, is best known for his minimalist paintings in which he uses a single brushstroke to create a repeated pattern. In "Imprints of a No. 50 Paintbrush Repeated at Regular Intervals of 30 cm.," Toroni utilizes a specific size brush (No. 50) and spacing (30 cm) to create a repetitive motif, highlighting the process of making art. The work consists of four triangular canvases of different colors, each with a series of orange brushstrokes. Toroni's work explores the idea of repetition and the impact of simple, systematic actions.