“Untitled,” created in 1967 by Eva Hesse, is an abstract artwork in the Minimalism movement. Crafted on paper, it is currently housed at the Tate Modern in London, UK.
The artwork consists of two distinct patterns rendered in a minimalist style. A larger grid pattern, composed of fine horizontal and vertical lines, forms the background. Superimposed on this grid is a dense arrangement of uniformly-sized circular shapes, confined within a square space that sits slightly off-center. The juxtaposition of the geometric grid and the field of circles evokes a meticulous yet restrained aesthetic, characteristic of the Minimalist art movement.
