Double Maze 1966

"Double Maze" is a 1966 work by American artist Frank Stella. The artwork is a minimalist painting that showcases Stella's signature geometric style. It consists of two square mazes rendered in vibrant colored lines that converge at a central point, creating an illusion of depth and perspective. Stella's use of color and geometric shapes emphasizes the flatness of the canvas, while the intricate patterns challenge viewers' perceptions of space. His work is a prominent example of the Minimalist movement, which emerged in the 1960s and sought to reduce art to its essential elements.