Who knows the beginning and who knows the end II

"Who knows the beginning and who knows the end II" by Blinky Palermo (1976) exemplifies his exploration of Abstract art through minimalist concepts and geometric abstraction. Palermo, known for his precise yet lyrical compositions, employed techniques that emphasize form, color, and spatial relationships, aligning with the principles of abstract expressionism and minimalist aesthetics. The title evokes a philosophical inquiry into origins and finalities, suggesting a reflection on the unknowable aspects of existence. Palermo’s work, characterized by clarity and subtle complexity, invites viewers to contemplate the boundaries of perception and the nature of beginnings and ends in the context of abstract art.