About Minimalistic Art
Minimalism in art extends the notion that art should possess its intrinsic reality, devoid of representing external elements or imitating the physical world. Unlike conventional art forms that depict landscapes, people, or objects, minimalist art disregards any portrayal of an external reality. Instead, it invites the viewer to respond solely to the immediate visual elements presented. The material used and the form it takes become the central reality of the artwork. Renowned minimalist painter Frank Stella succinctly captured this concept by stating, 'What you perceive is exactly what exists.
Artworks
![Artwork 1](./artgalleryimages/0_FsV2aQ5XIFQRDUhA.jpg)
Artwork 1
![Artwork 2](./artgalleryimages/3.minimalism2-1-881x587.jpg)
Artwork 2
![Artwork 2](./artgalleryimages/839183-marisa-mccoy-from-the-wareham-garden-club-works-on-a-floral-arrangement-related-to-ellsworth-kelly-s-644x410.jpg)
Artwork 3
![Artwork 2](./artgalleryimages/minimalist-art-minimalism-6.jpg)
Artwork 4
![Artwork 2](./artgalleryimages/reinhardt22.jpg)
Artwork 5
![Artwork 2](./artgalleryimages/turkish-mambo-1967_650x.jpg)
Artwork 6
![Artwork 2](./artgalleryimages/images.jpg)
Artwork 7
![Artwork 2](./artgalleryimages/images (1).jpg)
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![Artwork 2](./artgalleryimages/images (2).jpg)
Artwork 9