Untitled

Untitled

Haegue Yang

2001

ink

From the collection of Museum of Modern Art

About this work

This drawing looks like a loose sketch of floating shapes—some ovals, some wavy lines—scattered across 16 sheets of paper. The lines are simple, almost like quick scribbles, and the whole thing feels light and airy. There’s no clear focus, just a mix of overlapping forms that don’t quite connect. The artist used a printing method called lithography, which lets them repeat the same sketch across multiple sheets. It’s more about the process than a finished look. Check out lithography to see how it works.

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