Untitled
1972
ink
From the collection of Museum of Modern Art
1972
ink
From the collection of Museum of Modern Art
This image shows two rows of repeating geometric shapes. The top half has a pattern of small triangles and squares in red and gray, arranged in a tight grid. The bottom half looks similar but shifts slightly, making the shapes feel off-kilter. The colors are bold—bright red against a muted gray background. The artist used simple shapes to create a sense of movement, even though there’s no clear subject. The way the patterns repeat and shift might remind you of woven fabric or a mosaic. If you like this kind of abstract design, check out lithography to see how artists print these kinds of precise patterns.