// ADN rouge by Geneviève Claisse is a minimalist sculpture rendered in striking red, crafted from wood. This work, created between 1972 and 2016, embodies Claisse's exploration of geometric abstraction, emphasizing balance, form, and color intensity. The piece features layered squares, each nested within a bold, red square frame, creating depth and shadow that add subtle dimensionality to the monochromatic composition. Claisse’s choice of vivid red and clean lines evokes a sense of precision and mathematical clarity, drawing attention to the structural purity of each form. The limited edition of four copies speaks to the exclusivity and careful craftsmanship of the piece, making it a refined example of modernist geometric art.