Who painted Untitled?

Untitled was painted by IRWIN in 2002.

Where can I see Untitled?

Untitled is held by Museum of Modern Art.

Untitled by IRWIN (2002) · Meaning & Museum

About this work

The text at the bottom says this was made in 2002 by someone named IRWIN working with the Montenegrin Army.

This photo shows four men in matching green camouflage uniforms standing in a line. Behind them is a blue flag with a white emblem, a cross and the letters "NSK." The men have serious expressions, and the background has a building with a white dome and trees.

The text at the bottom says this was made in 2002 by someone named IRWIN working with the Montenegrin Army. The flag’s design looks official, like it belongs to a group or military unit.

If you want to learn more, check out IRWIN.

Overview

Untitled is a 2002 digital print by the collective IRWIN, currently in the collection of The Museum of Modern Art.

Subject & Meaning

The print depicts four men in Montenegrin Army green camouflage uniforms, standing solemnly before a blue flag bearing a white NSK emblem (a cross and letters). The backdrop includes a domed building and trees, suggesting a formal or ceremonial setting. The composition conveys a sense of officialdom or institutional affiliation.

Technique & Style

As a digital print, the work utilizes contemporary technological means to achieve a crisp, direct representation. The style is straightforward and documentary-like, emphasizing the subject's details without overt aesthetic embellishment.

History & Provenance

Created in 2002 through IRWIN's collaboration with the Montenegrin Army, the print is now part of The Museum of Modern Art's collection.

Context

IRWIN's project often engages with political and social themes, and this work may allude to the NSK State (a conceptual statehood project) and its intersections with real-world military structures, though specifics are not detailed here.