Addendum 1967

Eva Hesse's "Addendum" (1967) is a minimalist sculpture that embodies the artist's exploration of materials and form. The work consists of a series of cords hanging from a wooden bar, their ends forming loose loops on the floor. Hesse, known for her conceptual approach to sculpture, used industrial materials like cord and latex in a way that challenged traditional notions of artistic form. This piece exemplifies her exploration of simple materials and their ability to evoke a sense of fragility and uncertainty.