1. Why did Martin choose grids as an aesthetic representation of the infinite when grids have holes between them? Yes, mathematically grids go on “forever,” but in art, a grid is just lines with even space between them.
2. While I do appreciate Agnes Martin’s quest to express infinity art, I have no idea why the grids are considered art. Aren’t grids just math? I realize that it is the ideology behind the artwork that makes it art, but shouldn’t the finished product be taken into consideration?
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