Untitled
1998
graphite
From the collection of Museum of Modern Art
1998
graphite
From the collection of Museum of Modern Art
This drawing shows a simple, flat design of stacked shapes—like a pyramid made of colored blocks. On the left, thin red lines connect each block to a numbered list. The blocks are colored red, gray, and green, with faint pencil shading inside them. The right side has a side view of the same blocks, drawn in light pencil lines. The red lines suggest someone is measuring or planning how these blocks fit together. It looks like a sketch for a walkway or steps, but it’s drawn more like a diagram than a real building. If you like this kind of precise drawing, check out cross-hatching.
