Six Round Wooden Bars 1975

André Cadere's "Six Round Wooden Bars" (1975) is a minimal sculpture that exemplifies the artist's fascination with repetition and modularity. The six painted wooden bars are each divided into bands of color, creating a simple yet compelling visual rhythm. Cadere's work often challenged the traditional boundaries of sculpture, exploring the potential of everyday materials and geometric forms. The minimalist and conceptual nature of his sculptures, such as these bars, has had a lasting impact on contemporary art.