Miminal art (minimalism)

Minimalism is lived by the artist with great intensity both in the forms and in the choice of colors. Figures and forms seem to emerge from the two-dimensional space and come towards the observer. Angular forms alternate with soft, flowing forms and figures and run horizontally or vertically across the picture. Cuts give an idea of ​​the directions of the river that are suddenly interrupted by opposing currents. What they have in common is the reduction to the colors black and white. The minimalism (minimal art) is refined and perfected in this way. No color distracts from what is happening on the work of art, the viewer focuses on the shapes, colors and the interplay of lines.