Untitled
1965
pastel
From the collection of Museum of Modern Art
1965
pastel
From the collection of Museum of Modern Art
The painting features a nude figure reclining on a bed, with their legs bent and arms crossed over their chest. The figure's face is blurred, and they appear to be wearing a blue and white pillow behind their head. The bed is covered in a green and blue blanket, and the background of the painting is a mix of red, orange, and green hues. The use of pastel on black paper creates a soft, dreamy quality to the image. The artist's choice of colors and composition adds to the sense of intimacy and vulnerability of the figure. This painting is reminiscent of the work of Lucas Samaras, an American artist known for his exploration of the human form and emotions.