Drawing for Relief 1967-68
1968
From the collection of Victoria and Albert Museum
1968
From the collection of Victoria and Albert Museum
This drawing shows overlapping geometric shapes stacked in layers. The colors are simple: black, blue, brown, and red outlines against a light beige background. The shapes look like floating boxes, some tilted, others flat, creating a sense of depth without any real-world objects. The artist used clean, precise lines to build this puzzle-like structure. Every shape connects to another, making it feel both organized and a little confusing at first glance. If you like this kind of abstract drawing, check out Gillian Wise.
