Rectangle Group
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The Rectangle Group was founded in 1955[a] by Luis Droguett, Gustavo Poblete Catalán, Ramón Vergara Grez and Waldo Vila at the Arts Faculty of the University of Chile.[1] The group aimed to develop abstraction through the exploration of geometric forms, and to eliminate the referential link between art and reality.[1][2]
In 1965[b], the groups successor the Form and Space Movement (Spanish: Movimiento Forma y Espacio) was founded.[1][6]