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Variations of Incomplete Open Cubes

Start your week off right by pondering several score variations of incomplete open cubes.

Written by Paul Tulipana on May 10, 2010

In 1974 Sol LeWitt produced a series of 122 sculptures, entitled Variations of Incomplete Open Cubes. The different combinations of three to eleven edges encourage the viewer to mentally construct a complete cube. A delightful exercise in the zen of gestalt.

Variations of Incomplete Open Cubes (Sol LeWitt)

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Paul — May 10, 2010
 
Tagged with: Art, Gestalt, Minimalism, Sol LeWitt, Zen

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Beautiful.

Megan at 4:43pm on Tue, May 11th.

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