In the Form of Square

"In the Form of Square" by Jirō Takamatsu exemplifies his exploration of Abstract art and Minimalism, using simple geometric forms to delve into the fundamental nature of perception. The work isolates elemental components, embodying Takamatsu’s concept of the Zero Dimension, which seeks to reveal the basic elementary particles of reality. Through such morphological devices and perspective manipulations, Takamatsu challenges viewers' cognition, emphasizing the role of perception and highlighting what remains unobservable or absent, ultimately questioning the limits of human understanding within the philosophical framework of art.