Untitled
1983
From the collection of Museum of Modern Art
1983
From the collection of Museum of Modern Art
This image is a big, light-colored square with thin lines and tiny shapes. The lines form a grid. Inside the grid, there are rows of small, repeated drawings—like little people or animals, all in a faint purple-brown color. The edges of the paper show some wear. The artist used a process called *diazotype*, which makes images with light. The tiny figures look like they’re all in a line, almost like a stamp repeated over and over. Next, look up *León Ferrari* to see more of his work.
