Untitled
2004
From the collection of Victoria and Albert Museum
2004
From the collection of Victoria and Albert Museum
Dominant colour
Untitled is a 2004 by Lillian Budd, held at Victoria and Albert Museum.
This image shows two framed documents side by side. The pages are covered in black marker scribbles, crossing out words like "Neg" and "value," and "for his" and "space." Yellow tape holds the corners of each frame, and the words "PROGRAMMA" appear at the bottom of both pages. The blacked-out text hints at a list of ideas—maybe about religion or rules—now made unreadable. The messy scribbles feel like a protest or a joke about how words get twisted. Next, check out the Victoria and Albert Museum to see more work like this.
A 2004 digital print by Lillian Budd titled *Untitled* shows a flyer for a Dutch art event densely layered with names written over and crossed out, part of a portfolio of 24 prints created for the SOFA Print Project.
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This printmaker leaves no name behind but signs every mark. In 2004 they made *Untitled*, a single sheet that folds layered colors into quiet geometry. Without a movement to label it, the work stands alone: no…
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