Untitled 1969

This untitled piece by Helen Pashgian from 1969 is a vibrant example of her signature minimalist style, characterized by simple geometric forms, a focus on color, and an exploration of light and shadow. The smooth, spherical shape, cast in a deep, saturated blue with subtle color variations, evokes a sense of tranquility and pure form. The work's emphasis on the interplay of color and light invites viewers to contemplate the nature of perception and the material world. Pashgian's glass sculptures, such as this one, are often admired for their tactile qualities, their ability to reflect and refract light, and their inherent elegance.