The artwork titled “Untitled (from the series Still Water (The River Thames, for Example))” was created by Roni Horn in 1999. Belonging to the Conceptual Art movement, this piece falls under the genre of photography.
The artwork presents a detailed, close-up photographic view of the water’s surface, likely of the River Thames as suggested by its series title. The intricate textures and rippling patterns of the water are meticulously captured, showcasing the interplay of light and shadow on the moving surface. The lower part of the image contains lines of text that appear to provide observational or interpretive commentary, enhancing the conceptual depth of the piece. The water’s dynamic yet almost abstract visual quality invites viewers to contemplate the nature of the river and its constant state of flux.
