Untitled
1999
ink
From the collection of Museum of Modern Art
Untitled is a 1999 ink by Zarina, held at Museum of Modern Art.
This image shows a grid of 36 small framed works. Each one has simple shapes—lines, squares, circles, or dots—some filled with black, others left blank. A few have text or patterns, like a bow or a tiny maze. The frames are light-colored, and the paper inside is mostly beige or off-white. One detail stands out: the mix of shapes and textures. Some squares have clean edges, while others feel rough or busy. The artist used different tools to make each one, like carving and printing. Look up woodcut next to see how this technique works.
