Untitled

Josephine Gail Baer's painting titled "Untitled" exemplifies her shift from pure Abstract Minimalism towards a more expressive form of Minimalism. Moving away from non-objective work in the mid-1970s, Baer fused images, symbols, words, and phrases in a non-narrative, innovative manner she called "radical figuration." Her use of layered imagery creates a complex visual language that blurs traditional boundaries between abstraction and representation. Living and working in Amsterdam, Baer's "Untitled" reflects her evolving artistic exploration, embodying the tension and harmony inherent in her unique fusion of Abstract and symbolic elements.