“Untitled (73/13)” is an abstract artwork created by the artist Gego in 1973, associated with the Minimalism art movement. The artwork features a meticulous and precise grid pattern, arranged in an orderly and repetitive structure. This pattern comprises intersecting horizontal and vertical lines, emphasizing simplicity and uniformity.
The grid, composed of thin red lines, occupies the central portion of a light-colored, almost off-white background. The symmetrical and methodical arrangement of lines creates a sense of harmony and balance. Despite its minimalistic appearance, the artwork invites viewers to contemplate the intricate details and the interplay between the lines and the surrounding negative space. This work exemplifies the artist’s dedication to precision and the Minimalist aesthetic, focusing on fundamental geometric forms and the essence of visual simplicity.
