Untitled 1969

Helen Pashgian's "Untitled" (1969) is a captivating glass sculpture. The piece is a conical form, with a distinct hollow in its center. The clear glass of the hollow allows light to filter through, creating a sense of depth and revealing the subtle play of light within the sculpture. Pashgian's use of glass as a medium allows her to capture the essence of light and its impact on form, creating a mesmerizing interplay between transparency and solidity. The sculpture is a testament to Pashgian's exploration of minimalist forms and their ability to evoke complex emotions and ideas.