Where the Water Goes 1989

"Where the Water Goes" (1989), by James Rosenquist, is a Pop Art print that utilizes a collage aesthetic. The work features a close-up view of a kitchen sink faucet, with water flowing from the spout and descending into the drain. The sink is overlaid with a variety of fragmented images and patterns, including a depiction of space, geometric shapes, and a partial human eye. This juxtaposition of seemingly disparate elements reflects Rosenquist's signature style, which often combines mundane objects with abstract imagery to create a sense of visual unease and surrealism.