Untitled 1957

Rubem Ludolf's Untitled (1957) showcases the artist's minimalist aesthetic through a simple composition of red triangles against a cream background. This abstract geometric work, characteristic of Ludolf's style, demonstrates his fascination with form and the potential for simple shapes to create visual complexity. The repeated triangles, arranged in various configurations, engage the viewer's eye in a playful exploration of negative and positive space. The artwork evokes a sense of order and balance, reflecting the influence of the Concrete art movement that thrived in Brazil during the mid-20th century.