River 1990

"River" is a 1990 minimalist sculpture by John McCracken, known for his geometric, often monolithic forms. It is a long, rectangular shape, crafted from painted fiberglass. McCracken's sculptures are characterized by their stark simplicity, smooth surfaces, and evocative titles that often suggest natural elements. This sculpture's title, "River", alludes to the flowing lines of the piece and creates a subtle connection to nature, despite its abstract form. His works engage with themes of space, form, and perception, challenging viewers to consider the relationship between art and the environment.