Untitled (14-part roller drawing)
- Artist
- Richard Serra
- Date
- 1973
- Style
- Minimalism
- Genre
- Abstract
"Untitled (14-part roller drawing)" is an Abstract artwork characterized by its geometric simplicity and repetition, reflecting principles of Minimalism. The piece is created through a series of 14 interconnected roller marks, forming a cohesive composition that emphasizes form and process over representational content. Its pared-down aesthetic invites viewers to focus on the tactile and material qualities of the drawing, embodying the core ideals of Minimalism and revealing an underlying Surrealism-like exploration of subconscious patterns within an Abstract framework.
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