Untitled 1993

Frederick Sommer’s 1993 “Untitled” is a striking example of photomontage, a technique popularized in the 20th century. Composed of anatomical illustrations, Sommer’s collage portrays a fragmented and visceral human form, raising questions about the body, mortality, and the nature of perception. The disjointed anatomical details evoke a sense of unease and fascination, reflecting Sommer’s characteristic interest in the interplay of beauty and grotesquerie.