Dan Flavin was an American artist and pioneer of Minimalism, best known for his seminal installations of light fixtures. His illuminated sculptures offer a rigorous formal and conceptual investigation of space and light, wherein the artist arranged commercial fluorescent bulbs into differing geometric compositions. “I like art as thought better than art as work,” he onceContinue reading “Dan Flavin – Minimalist master of light”
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Minimal street styles spotted in Delhi
Street style is something that has become a major thing in our country. From your street style at a fashion show to your street style while just simply going to college, it says a lot about your fashion choices and preferences. We went around the streets and some events in Delhi and spotted some reallyContinue reading “Minimal street styles spotted in Delhi”
Tips to style yourself for a quick trip to your grocery store during Corona virus
Because let’s be honest, that’s the only time you get to leave your house nowadays, am I right or am I right? But before we move on, and you do too to get that bread, don’t forget your mask. It has become a symbol of our times for a reason, so let’s make it aContinue reading “Tips to style yourself for a quick trip to your grocery store during Corona virus”
Pastel play
“The direct, colourful nature of pastels is ideal for capturing the qualities of immediacy, spontaneity and sparkle.” – Patricia Greenwell Pastel tones paired with minimalist compositions offer a visually simple and calming curation. With pastels you don’t need gimmicks and are only limited by your imagination.
The minimalist beauty products to grab as soon as this Corona lock-down ends!
Already have pre-planned outings to go to as soon as this lock-down ends? Wondering how to prepare yourself everyday to get out in the sun? Don’t worry we’ve got you covered in a minimalist way! When we talk about minimalism, the whole point is how less is essentially more. With so many new launches andContinue reading “The minimalist beauty products to grab as soon as this Corona lock-down ends!”
Nuances by Donald Judd
Known as one of the most significant practitioners of what is now known as minimalism, Donald Judd dramatically changed the course of sculpture with his heavily reduced forms of designs. Not only this, but Judd also helped dethrone abstract expressionism from the American art scene. The history of modernist painting had already witnessed, in theContinue reading “Nuances by Donald Judd”
How a piece of dainty jewelry can glam up your everyday look
Sometimes a single statement piece can do it all. Loud and flashy jewellery can be fun but sometimes all you need is something that whispers yet makes an impact. When it comes to minimal jewellery, it does exactly that. They’re all about clean lines, geometric forms, being non-fussy and is simple. Whether you are aContinue reading “How a piece of dainty jewelry can glam up your everyday look”
Why minimalism is the need of the hour in a country like India
India is a country where it’s all about go big or go home. A country that’s known for it’s grand affairs, where less is always less and more can always be more and still never enough. It’s a country where minimalism is a hard sell, but lately minimalism is a trend that’s creeping in theContinue reading “Why minimalism is the need of the hour in a country like India”
Blacks by Frank Stella
Frank Philip Stella is an American painter, sculptor and printmaker, noted for his use of geometric patterns and shapes in creating both paintings and sculptures in the areas of minimalism and post-painterly abstraction. Frank Stella’s Black Painting Series completed between 1958 and 1960, started a new wave of minimalism with each lithograph featuring a patternContinue reading “Blacks by Frank Stella”
Colours by Noemi Escandell
Noemí Escandell is a Postwar & Contemporary artist who was born in 1942. Her artwork is an exploration with not just bright colors, but also shapes to create minimalist design pieces.
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