Open Doors 1972

Brita Molin made this artwork, Open Doors, and it's all about the texture, the physical layering of materials. It's like she's sculpting with paper, building up these delicate, almost ghostly forms. I'm drawn to the way she creates depth using only subtle tonal variations. Look closely, and you can see how each layer casts a faint shadow, giving the whole piece a sense of quiet movement. The shapes are abstract, but they feel architectural, like fragmented memories of buildings or landscapes. There's a certain vulnerability to this work, a feeling of fragility that speaks to the ephemeral nature of artmaking itself. It reminds me a little of Agnes Martin, in the way she uses minimal means to create a meditative space. It's a reminder that art doesn't always need to shout, sometimes the quietest voices are the most powerful.