Structure with Three Towers 1986

"Structure with Three Towers" is a 1986 minimalist sculpture by Sol LeWitt, known for his conceptual art. The work consists of a series of interconnected white cubes that are stacked and arranged in a precise, grid-like pattern. This sculpture embodies LeWitt's artistic philosophy, where the idea behind the work is more important than the physical realization. This piece captures his fascination with geometric forms and explores the concept of space and structure, challenging traditional notions of sculpture and art.