Untitled 1995

This 1995 work by Louise Bourgeois is a simple yet striking drawing, utilizing a red crayon to render a series of three "6"s on a pale yellow background. The repetition and seemingly childlike simplicity of the forms give the work a sense of vulnerability and fragility. Bourgeois was renowned for her exploration of personal and psychological themes, often utilizing abstract forms to represent the anxieties and complexities of the human experience. This work, like much of her oeuvre, invites viewers to contemplate the personal meaning behind the abstract forms, revealing a depth and power far beyond its initial appearance.