Donald Judd was an American artist whose work defined minimalism. Rejecting illusion and metaphor, he constructed objects from metal, plywood, Plexiglas, and industrial fabrication. His “specific objects” use modular repetition, measured gaps, and consistent proportion to create spatial clarity.
Judd’s wall stacks, progressions, and box series articulate how form occupies and divides space. Color and surface are integral, not decorative.
Donald Judd was an American minimalist artist known for modular objects and progressions that articulate space through repetition and proportion.
Donald Judd was an American minimalist artist known for modular objects and precise spatial progressions that define minimal art.
