Untitled 1970

"Untitled" is a 1970 assemblage sculpture by Betty Parsons, an American artist known for her abstract and minimalist works. The piece consists of various wooden blocks, some stacked vertically, others lying horizontally, all painted in vibrant colors and stripes. These simple forms and playful color combinations recall the childlike act of building, inviting the viewer to interpret the sculpture's abstract message. The use of found objects, like the wood, reflects the artistic sensibilities of the 1970s and exemplifies Parsons' exploration of materiality and form.