Untitled, (Flood, black triangle), from Green Zone 2004

"Untitled, (Flood, black triangle), from Green Zone" is a painting by Canadian artist Wanda Koop created in 2004. The painting is a large-scale abstract work that evokes a sense of vastness and emptiness. The painting's central focus is a large, black, triangular shape that dominates the right side of the canvas. The triangle is reminiscent of the shape of a building or a mountain, and the black color of the shape evokes a sense of darkness and mystery. The background of the painting is a vast, flat expanse of grey and green, suggesting a flooded landscape. The painting is often interpreted as a commentary on the impact of human activity on the natural world. The black triangle can be seen as a symbol of the destructive forces of modernity, and the flooded landscape can be seen as a symbol of the environmental damage caused by human activity. Koop's work is known for its abstract and evocative style. She explores themes of memory, place, and the human condition.