[title not known] 1970

Editor: This untitled work by Dieter Roth features three diminutive buses receding into a vast dark field. They feel almost like relics. What do you see in this piece? Curator: For me, it’s about the fading of cultural icons. Buses, especially double-deckers, are strong symbols of London, but Roth isolates them, almost like decaying memories. Does the diminishing scale evoke a sense of loss to you? Editor: It does, a bit. It's like these once-powerful symbols are becoming insignificant. Curator: Exactly. Roth is masterfully using visual language to explore how collective memory shifts and diminishes over time. Editor: That's a poignant idea. I'll never look at a London bus the same way again! Curator: Indeed, art reshapes our perception.