Untitled
2002
oil
From the collection of Museum of Modern Art
2002
oil
From the collection of Museum of Modern Art
This painting looks like a simple sketch of a room corner. You see two walls meeting at a right angle, a window with a frame, and a floor. The lines are light and wobbly, almost like they were drawn quickly. The colors are mostly pale—whites, grays, and a hint of beige. The artist used thin, uneven strokes, almost like scribbles. The window frame stands out slightly, but the rest blends into the background. This painting isn’t polished—it feels more like a quick idea than a finished work. If you like this loose, sketchy style, look up James Bishop.