Untitled 1992

David Hammons’ 1992 "Untitled" sculpture is a striking example of his signature style, which often uses found objects and incorporates themes of race and social commentary. The work features a cluster of rebar rods, a common construction material, that are twisted and arranged to resemble a bush or a tangled mass. The rebar is attached to a group of round objects resembling potatoes, hinting at themes of survival and resilience. Hammons' work challenges traditional notions of sculpture and invites viewers to engage with the materials and ideas presented in a new and thought-provoking way.