The artwork, titled “Untitled (from the series Still Water (The River Thames, for Example)),” is a photograph created by the artist Roni Horn in 1999. It is a work that belongs to the Conceptual Art movement. The photograph falls within the genre of photography.
The artwork features a detailed and captivating image of the surface of a body of water, presumably the River Thames, with intricate patterns and textures illuminated by natural light. The flowing water exhibits a range of tones, from deep dark hues to lighter, reflective surfaces, creating a dynamic and almost abstract visual experience. Additionally, at the bottom of the artwork, there is a series of text, which appears to provide context or commentary, adding a conceptual layer to the visual image. This juxtaposition of visual and textual elements is a hallmark of Roni Horn’s conceptual approach, inviting viewers to engage in deeper reflection on the subject depicted.
