4:1 (for David Novros)

"4:1 (for David Novros)" is a fresco that exemplifies the Minimalism movement's emphasis on simplicity, geometric forms, and monochromatic palettes. Created using the traditional fresco technique, it involves applying water-based pigments onto wet lime plaster, integrating the artwork into the wall surface. The piece's abstract composition features clean, precise lines and shapes, embodying the Abstract aesthetic that distills visual elements to their essentials. This work showcases the enduring relevance of fresco as a medium for contemporary Minimalist art, emphasizing form and materiality over narrative content.