The artwork titled “Untitled (from the series Still Water (The River Thames, for Example))” was created by Roni Horn in 1999. It belongs to the Conceptual Art movement and the genre of photography.
The artwork captures an intricate and detailed section of moving water, presumably the River Thames as indicated by the series’ title. The focus is on the texture and the fluid dynamics of the water’s surface, accentuated by the interplay of light and shadow. The water appears to be in constant motion, creating an array of ripples and eddies. The photograph presents a close-up view, immersing the viewer into the complex and mesmerizing patterns formed by the flowing water. Additionally, at the bottom of the artwork, there are various lines of text, offering a conceptual layer that interacts with the visual component.
