Untitled 2001

Jasper Johns' 2001 print, "Untitled," is a striking example of the artist's signature style, characterized by the use of found imagery and the exploration of perceptual experiences. This particular work features four distinct squares, each containing a different image: a grid pattern, a spiral galaxy, a group of people, and an abstract pattern. The image is printed on a sheet of paper and features a distinct textured surface, with a pattern of lines created by the artist using the drypoint technique. This technique, which involves scratching into the printing plate with a sharp tool, results in a unique texture that is characteristic of Johns's prints. The "Untitled" print invites viewers to engage in a dynamic interplay of visual elements and invites contemplation about the nature of perception and representation.