Untitled Wall Relief 1967

Craig Kauffman’s “Untitled Wall Relief” from 1967 is a vibrant, minimalist sculpture that embodies the artist's signature style. This piece is a prime example of Kauffman's innovative use of fiberglass, a material he helped popularize in the art world. The sculpture features a bold, contrasting color scheme of pink and yellow, with a smooth, glossy finish that enhances the vibrancy of the colors. Its simplified form and geometric composition make it a quintessential example of Minimalism.