Wave

Richard Tuttle's Wave (1965) exemplifies Abstract art within a Minimalism context. Created during a pivotal period of experimentation, this work emphasizes subtle variations in form and texture to evoke a sense of movement and rhythm. Tuttle's approach often blurs traditional boundaries, focusing on the tactile and visual experience rather than explicit representation. Wave invites viewers to engage with its simple yet expressive composition, highlighting the importance of perception and process characteristic of Minimalist artistry. The piece reflects Tuttle’s exploration of form, materiality, and the essence of abstract expression.