Untitled

About this work

This image shows six shapes—four half-circles, one triangle, and one full circle—all filled with faint, sketchy lines. The lines look like they were drawn quickly, almost like scratch marks, and the shapes are arranged in a row against a plain white background. The half-circles and triangle are empty except for the texture, while the full circle has a darker, wavy line cutting through it. The artist used a technique called *drypoint*, where lines are scratched into a surface to create prints. This makes the marks look rough and uneven, like pencil on paper but more deliberate. If you like this style, check out The Museum of Modern Art to see more works like it.