“Untitled (from the series Still Water (The River Thames, for Example))” is a photograph created by Roni Horn in 1999, exemplifying the Conceptual Art movement. The genre of this piece is classified as a photo. The artwork portrays the surface of the River Thames, captured in intricate detail, revealing the myriad textures and movement of the water. The image is a significant representation of the artist’s exploration of natural phenomena and their subtle intricacies.
The artwork captures a section of the River Thames, with the water’s surface depicted in a dynamic state, showcasing swirls, ripples, and shifting light reflections. These details render the water not as a static body but as a constantly changing subject. The meticulous depiction of the water’s surface invites the viewer to contemplate the ever-changing nature of natural landscapes and the inherent beauty found in such details. Along the bottom of the artwork, there is text, which appears to provide a narrative or additional context to the visual representation, merging the visual and the conceptual elements characteristic of Roni Horn’s work.
