Repetition Nineteen I 1967

Eva Hesse's "Repetition Nineteen I" (1967) is a minimalist sculpture featuring a series of twenty-one white, irregularly shaped, and seemingly soft forms. The work is characteristic of Hesse's oeuvre, which often explored themes of repetition, fragility, and the tension between form and material. The sculpture's simple yet powerful composition evokes a sense of both order and chaos, reflecting Hesse's interest in the ambiguities of perception and the nature of human experience.