Brice Marden

Brice Marden is a renowned American abstract painter and a central figure in the minimalist movement. His work is characterized by its simplicity, use of monochromatic palettes, and subtle use of texture. Known for his philosophical approach to art, Marden's pieces often reflect a deep contemplation of color and space. His painting 'The Dylan Painting' embodies his zen-like philosophy, emphasizing tranquility and introspection. He is brooding, aloof, and empathetic. Originating from New York with a deep appreciation for Zen Buddhism, he maintains a close-knit relationship with fellow artists of the minimalist movement. Passionate about classical music and distrustful of modern technology's influence on art, he spent a year living in a monastery in Japan to garner inspiration for his work.