Petroglyph 1935 - 1942

Lala Eve Rivol's "Petroglyph" (1935-1942) is a graphic artwork that presents an abstract composition of stylized figures and symbols. The artist's use of white figures on a grey background evokes the ancient practice of rock carving. The artwork is arranged in six rectangular panels, with each panel containing a variety of abstract elements reminiscent of ancient petroglyphs. This artwork combines a sense of history with an abstract expression that invites viewers to interpret the symbolism.