Untitled Drawing 2002

This untitled drawing by Basil Beattie, created in 2002, is a minimalist work that uses bold black lines to create two distinct forms. The left form resembles a rectangle with a ladder-like element running through it, while the right form is a cylindrical shape with a series of horizontal strokes. This abstract composition showcases Beattie's interest in exploring simple geometric shapes and their interactions, allowing viewers to interpret the forms and lines in their own way. This drawing, housed in the Tate Britain, London, is a testament to Beattie's exploration of abstract art.