[no title] 1979

Editor: So, this untitled print by Gordon House features a collection of geometric shapes. It feels like looking at an architect's sketchbook, all these variations on a theme. What do you see in this piece? Curator: It's like peeking into House’s mind, isn’t it? I imagine him doodling, exploring how lines and colors interact within a confined space. Each square is a little world. Do you notice how some forms seem to suggest letters or architectural details? Editor: Yes, and there's a sense of playfulness. It's not rigid, more like an experiment. Curator: Exactly. It invites us to find our own meaning, doesn't it? It's a beautiful reminder that art can be a process of discovery, not just a finished product. Editor: I see that now! It’s like each square is asking a different question. Curator: And we get to provide the answers.