The artwork, titled “Agrippa”, was created by Tim Scott in 1964. This piece is a sculpture that belongs to the Post-Minimalism art movement.
The artwork presents a visually striking and innovative structure, characterized by a cluster of spherical forms in a gradient of colors from pink to white, mounted on a pristine white cylindrical pedestal. The spheres are arranged in a pyramid-like shape, creating a voluminous, cloud-like appearance. The sculpture is positioned within an industrial space with minimalist surroundings, which accentuates the modern and abstract aesthetic of the piece. The use of geometric forms and the interplay of color and shape are indicative of the Post-Minimalist style, focusing on simplicity yet evoking complex interpretations.
