The artwork titled “Philadelphia Labyrinth” was created by Robert Morris in 1974. This piece falls under the Conceptual Art movement and is classified as an installation.
The artwork presents a meticulously designed labyrinth, characterized by its smooth, undulating walls that form a complex, circular, and intricate pattern. Crafted with precision, the maze’s pathways are defined by gently curving turns and dead ends, inviting viewers to consider both the physical and conceptual journey within the space. The labyrinth is enclosed within a minimalist space, emphasizing its sculptural and spatial qualities. The overall composition reflects the artist’s exploration of structure, perception, and the experience of navigating through space.
