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Minimalism

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October 3, 2011

 

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He employed forms of rectangle and square such as house bricks, steel tiles or woods as materials and manipulated them to create a new form of art. Andre’s sculpture always teemed with flexibility as he believed that by expanding or reducing an individual element, a new dimension and shape will be emerged...
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Andre’s sculpture always teemed with flexibility as he believed that by expanding or reducing an individual element, a new dimension and shape will be emerged. The Equivalent VIII (1966) could be seen as a representative example that fulfils his notion of sculpture (Williams, 1998, p. 329). Dan Flavin had a distinct style among other minimalist artist...
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