Minimalism

Minimalism is a modern art style that emphasizes simplicity, clarity, and the removal of all non-essential elements. Emerging in the 1960s as a reaction against expressive and ornate styles, Minimalism focuses on pure form, geometric shapes, repetition, and the use of negative space.

Minimalist works often feature limited color palettes, clean lines, and a calm, meditative presence. The goal is to strip art down to its fundamentals, allowing the viewer to engage directly with shape, scale, material, and space—without symbolism or narrative.

In digital and AI-generated contexts, Minimalism creates sleek, focused visuals that are ideal for modern interfaces, branding, spatial design, and conceptual work—where visual restraint becomes a powerful tool for expression.