Donald Judd’s Menziken series showcases a deep connection between minimalist art and nature. Unlike traditional galleries that limit his geometric designs to clean interiors, his outdoor installations engage with the landscape in a more intricate way. From the early 1970s until his death, Judd’s exhibitions in Switzerland, including a notable installation on Lake Lucerne, marked an important time in his work. These pieces not only push the boundaries of art display but also interact with their physical and cultural environments. The contrast between Judd’s simple, carefully made forms and the Swiss scenery emphasizes the relationship between human structures and nature, enhancing our understanding of his minimalist ideas.

Digital Illustration, 2024

8" x 10" Print is printed on a bright white 210 gsm fine art paper. Paper is made from 100% cotton linters and it's eco friendly and archival. Printed locally in Vancouver.

Available in a variety of sizes, please contact for pricing or commissions.