Flux 1976

"Flux," a 1976 work by Helen Phillips (1913-1995), showcases the artist's exploration of abstract patterns and form. This black and white print, likely created through an intaglio process, features a complex interplay of lines, forming a dynamic, almost three-dimensional, surface. The dense, overlapping strokes create a sense of movement and energy, emphasizing the abstract quality of the work. Phillips' signature style, rooted in geometric abstraction, is evident in "Flux," exemplifying her ability to create visual tension and depth through minimalist means.