Print 2 1967

Bernard Cohen's 'Print 2' is a masterclass in simplicity, a whisper of color on a vast, quiet field. The texture here isn't about bravado, but about a subtle layering, the way one color just barely kisses another. Look at the row of dots – each one seems to hum with its own quiet energy, like individual notes in a minimalist composition. The surface has a matte quality, which absorbs light and gives the print a gentle, almost meditative feel. I’m reminded of Agnes Martin, in that the canvas becomes a space for contemplation. It’s not about making a statement, but about creating a space for the eye to wander, for the mind to find its own rhythm. Like a visual haiku.