Untitled

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Untitled

Edition: Edition 2/24 including 2 Printers Proofs and 4 Artists Proofs outside the limited edition

2016
Prints
Archival inkjet print and acrylic
23 1/2 × 23 1/2 × 2 in. (59.69 × 59.69 × 5.08 cm)
Gift of the artist (M.2018.201)
Prints and Drawings
Not currently on public view

Curator Notes

In 2016, LACMA invited Helen Pashgian to create a multiple as a benefit for Benefactor- and Angel-level members of the museum’s Thirtieth Collectors Committee....
In 2016, LACMA invited Helen Pashgian to create a multiple as a benefit for Benefactor- and Angel-level members of the museum’s Thirtieth Collectors Committee. In covering her archival inkjet print with a frosted acrylic “skin,” the artist achieved—in mediums that lend themselves to multiples—the same ethereal quality of color and light that she more typically creates in her unique sculptures. Pashgian has spoken of her desire to “touch on the mysterious part beyond which the eye cannot go but beyond which the eye struggles to go.” Untitled attains this mystery.
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