Spatial Concept 1968

Kazuo Nakamura's "Spatial Concept" (1968) is a striking example of geometric abstraction. The artwork features a stark black background against which a series of white lines and shapes intersect, creating a complex and visually stimulating composition. The artist's use of simple geometric forms and clean lines is characteristic of his approach to art, which explored the relationship between space, form, and color. Nakamura’s works often evoke a sense of order and harmony, reflecting the influence of Minimalism and Constructivism. This piece invites viewers to contemplate the interplay of shapes and the way in which they define and interact with space.