Deep Rhythm of Lights 1975

Kishio Suga's 1975 work "Deep Rhythm of Lights" exemplifies his minimalist approach to art. This piece, which features a series of horizontal lines with a subtle blue hue, is a simple yet striking exploration of form and color. The minimalist composition invites viewers to engage with the subtle interplay of light and shadow, while the repetition of lines creates a sense of rhythm and depth. Suga's work is often categorized as Mono-ha, a Japanese art movement that emphasized the materiality of objects and their relationship to the environment. "Deep Rhythm of Lights" is a testament to the power of simplicity in art, showcasing Suga's keen observation and manipulation of light, space, and materiality.