18-1963

William Turnbull's 18-1963 (1963) is a striking example of Abstract art, characterized by bold, geometric forms and a focus on surface texture. The sculpture combines elements of Color field painting in its use of expansive, flat color areas, creating a sense of depth and serenity. Its minimalist design emphasizes form and material, encouraging viewers to engage with the piece’s physicality and spatial presence. Turnbull's exploration of abstraction and perception results in a work that balances simplicity with subtle complexity, exemplifying his interest in the relationship between shape, color, and space.