Fifteenth Stone
- Artist
- Lee Bontecou
- Date
- 1980
- Style
- Abstract expressionism
- Genre
- Abstract
Fifteenth Stone, created by Lee Bontecou in 1980, exemplifies her innovative approach within the Abstract expressionism movement. Bontecou, renowned for her sculptural and mixed media works, employs a combination of techniques that blend organic and industrial materials, resulting in a compelling Abstract aesthetic. The title suggests a focus on form and materiality, emphasizing the significance of the 'stone' as a symbol or element within her exploration of space and texture. Her style often challenges traditional boundaries, making Abstract expressionism a fitting context for her work's dynamic, tactile qualities.
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