Hauser & Werth 

Eva Hesse’s “Hauser & Werth” is a sculpture created from latex, fiberglass, and fabric. Created between the years 1965 and 1967, the sculpture uses the soft materials to represent organic forms. It is believed that the title “Hauser & Werth” refers to the two forms, one shaped like a bowl and the other a long, rounded shape. The piece is an excellent example of Hesse’s minimalistic approach to sculpture and the organic shapes, which are evocative of the human body.