Metronomic Irregularity II 1966

"Metronomic Irregularity II" (1966) is a minimal sculpture by Eva Hesse, known for her innovative use of unconventional materials. This piece, composed of three sections of fiberglass and resin, uses a repetitive, grid-like structure of white string that visually interacts with the dark black canvas. The work is a stark, yet delicate exploration of space, materiality, and the viewer's perception. Hesse's bold use of materials and minimalist approach pushed the boundaries of sculpture and contributed to the development of Conceptual Art.