House: Spatter Painting 1988

Jennifer Bartlett's "House: Spatter Painting" from 1988 is a gridded work composed of 25 individual squares. Each square is filled with a distinct splatter pattern, showcasing a range of colors and textures. This piece showcases Bartlett's signature style, combining minimalist structure with expressive color and materiality. This large-scale artwork is a fascinating exploration of repetition, variation, and the artistic potential of chance. The splatter technique creates a sense of movement and energy, while the grid format introduces order and structure, resulting in a visual dialogue between randomness and control.