Untitled
2003
watercolor
From the collection of Museum of Modern Art
2003
watercolor
From the collection of Museum of Modern Art
This painting is a wild, busy mix of colors and shapes. Tiny dots and scribbles cover the whole page, with clusters of bright yellows, greens, and blues scattered everywhere. Some areas look like tangled webs, while others form loose groups of shapes—like little figures or objects floating in space. The colors are soft but bold, with no clear edges between them. One odd thing is how the artist used *watercolor* here—not just for big washes, but mixed with pencil and pen to blur lines. The paper looks almost crowded, like a notebook full of half-finished ideas. If you like messy, layered art, check out Carey Maxon for more.