Fragments I-VII
- Artist
- Robert Mangold
- Date
- 1997 - 1998
- Style
- Minimalism
- Genre
- Abstract
'Fragments I–VII' by Robert Mangold (1997–1998) exemplifies his mastery within the Minimalism genre. As an influential artist known for exploring geometric forms and subtle variations, Mangold’s work often blurs the boundaries between painting and sculpture. This series, created through lithography, showcases a refined engagement with abstract language, emphasizing clean lines, precise proportions, and pared-down compositions. The title implies a fragmented sequence, inviting viewers to interpret the unity and division within minimalist structures that focus on form, space, and materiality.
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