Blue And White by Ellsworth Kelly

A blue rectangle sits above a white one. Ellsworth Kelly’s *Blue And White* is all about the edge where they meet. The blue is flat, matte cobalt—no brushstrokes, no gradation. The white below is the same unbroken plane, as if cut from a single sheet. The only drama is the razor-thin line where the two shapes press together, a quiet collision of color and emptiness. Hang it where light shifts slowly: above a console, beside a window, or in a hallway that collects afternoon sun. The poster does the rest without asking for attention.