12 + 14 = 43
- Artist
- Li Yuan-chia
- Date
- 1965
- Style
- Minimalism
- Genre
- Abstract
Li Yuan-chia's 1965 artwork titled 12 + 14 = 43 exemplifies the principles of Abstract art through its enigmatic numeric composition. The piece engages with the visual language of Minimalism, emphasizing simplicity and reduction to convey a conceptual message beyond literal arithmetic. Li’s technique embraces clarity and precision, allowing the juxtaposition of numbers to challenge perception and invite interpretation. This artwork reflects a thoughtful interplay between form and meaning, characteristic of mid-20th-century explorations in abstract minimalist expression, positioning Li within a broader avant-garde movement focused on essential visual elements.
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