Richard Tuttle is a renowned American post-minimalist artist who is known for his small, informal, subtle and intimate works. His art makes use of scale and line. From the 1980s onwards, his work became more playful and he began to make frequent use of ‘poor’ materials such as multiplex, cardboard, polystyrene and paper. With his work, he obliges us to question our classical evaluation of art in terms of craftsmanship and aesthetics.
