Donald Judd's *Shelf Plywood Stool no. 95-3* (2003) exemplifies the artist's commitment to the principles of Minimalism through its precise, unadorned geometric form crafted from plywood. The work blurs the boundaries between furniture and sculpture, reflecting Judd's belief that functional objects could possess the same aesthetic integrity as fine art. Its clean lines and honest use of material invite the viewer to consider the relationship between utility, space, and form.