The artwork titled “Untitled (from the series Still Water (The River Thames, for Example))” was created by Roni Horn in 1999. This piece belongs to the Conceptual Art movement and falls under the genre of photography.
The artwork depicts a detailed and mesmerizing photographic representation of the surface of the River Thames. The photograph captures the dynamic and ever-changing nature of water, with intricate patterns and textures formed by currents, ripples, and reflections of light on the water’s surface. The image portrays the water with a sense of motion and fluidity, inviting viewers to contemplate the natural beauty and complexity of riverine landscapes. Text is visible at the bottom of the artwork, indicating a conceptual layer that likely provides additional context or narration to the visually compelling image.
