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Lithograph on paper // Untitled (Intersecting Lines) by François Morellet, created in 1975, is a minimalist lithograph that exemplifies the artist’s exploration of geometry, order, and randomness. The composition features an intricate network of intersecting black lines forming a grid of triangular and polygonal shapes against a white background. The systematic arrangement creates a sense of balance, while the density of the overlapping lines evokes complexity and visual rhythm. Measuring 70 x 70 cm, this work highlights Morellet’s innovative approach to abstraction, emphasizing the interplay between structure and chance.
Untitled (Intersecting Lines), 1975
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Lithograph on paper // Untitled (Intersecting Lines) by François Morellet, created in 1975, is a minimalist lithograph that exemplifies the artist’s exploration of geometry, order, and randomness. The composition features an intricate network of intersecting black lines forming a grid of triangular and polygonal shapes against a white background. The systematic arrangement creates a sense of balance, while the density of the overlapping lines evokes complexity and visual rhythm. Measuring 70 x 70 cm, this work highlights Morellet’s innovative approach to abstraction, emphasizing the interplay between structure and chance.
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