Cindy Leong, Cause and Effect 2413, 2024, oil, ash on linen, 31,5 x 25 cm © The Artist
The understanding of art with a minimalist aesthetic has changed steadily over the last century. What began as a departure from traditional art forms at the beginning of the 20th century reached its peak in the 1960s with the Minimal Art movement. Since then, however, this art form has continued to evolve and is now...

Minimalist Art

Aesence Newsletter for minimalist aesthetics
Aesence Newsletter for minimalist aesthetics

Latest Essays & Editorials

Beyond the Surface: The Complexity of Minimalist Art
Until the beginning of the 20th century, art served primarily as a mere representation of reality. In the course of modernism, however, artists began to question the conventional boundaries and definitions of...
Minimalist Art Created with Midjourney
I recently had a thought-provoking conversation with the Canadian artist Alexander Jowett, in which he asked me the interesting question of whether there is a connection between introverted personalities and minimalist art....

Minimalist Design

Minimalist Lamp Design - K Lamp by Vitamin
The K Lamp by Vitamin is a minimalist table lamp that combines function and aesthetics with its clear design language. The design of the...

Current Exhibitions


Minimalist Design

Minimalist Lamp Design - K Lamp by Vitamin


Minimalist Art

Antonia Ferrer, Cuerdas, Oil on primed canvas, 163x130x5cm © The Artist, Image Courtesy Alzueta Gallery


Editorials

Essays and Editorials on Aesence

Interviews

Visiting Carla Cascales Alimbau in Barcelona | Aesence Studiovisit

Aesence is an independent art and design publication dedicated to minimalist aesthetics. Founded out of a deep appreciation and fascination, Aesence strives to be an inspiring, informative and truly useful resource for its readers.

Submissions | Services