Untitled
2000
ink
From the collection of Museum of Modern Art
2000
ink
From the collection of Museum of Modern Art
This woodcut shows a face and hands pressed close together, almost like they’re struggling to hold on. The lines are sharp and uneven, with black ink cutting through a gray background. The hands look tense, fingers spread wide, while the face is blurred and shadowy. The artist used a simple tool—carving into wood—to create these bold, jagged shapes. It’s not a smooth portrait; the edges feel rough and urgent. If you like this style, look up woodcut to see how artists carve images into wood.