Untitled
1972
ink
From the collection of Museum of Modern Art
1972
ink
From the collection of Museum of Modern Art
You see a bright red shape that looks like a cartoon speech bubble, floating against a black background. Inside the bubble, there’s a small, messy scribble in white. This print is part of a series Télémaque made to honor Picasso. The speech bubble feels like a joke or a secret—something only the artist fully understands. It’s playful but also a little mysterious, like a private conversation you’re not quite part of. If you like this, look up lithography to see how artists use it to layer colors and shapes.