Untitled 1968

Helen Pashgian's "Untitled" from 1968 is a striking example of Minimalism in sculpture. The smooth, spherical form is cast in resin, creating a highly polished surface that reflects light and color in a mesmerizing way. The iridescence of the resin gives the sculpture an ethereal quality, adding a sense of depth and mystery to the otherwise simple shape. Pashgian's work often explores the interplay of light and form, creating a sense of wonder and contemplation.