The artwork titled “Untitled (DSS 33)” was created by the artist Donald Judd in 1962. It belongs to the Minimalism art movement and falls under the genre of sculpture.
The artwork is a stark representation of minimalist principles, featuring simple geometric forms and a clear, unembellished aesthetic. Two large, flat, vertical panels, painted in a vivid orange hue, intersect at a right angle, forming a corner. A black cylindrical bar punctures through the panels, adding a contrasting element both in form and color. The simplicity and precision of the structure emphasize its materiality and form, aligning with Judd’s minimalist focus on clarity and objecthood. The raw and industrial surroundings in which the artwork is placed further underscore its minimalist essence, concentrating attention solely on its intrinsic properties and the spatial relationship it creates.
