Untitled [left] 1991

David Paul Lasry's Untitled [left] from 1991 is a minimalist print that exemplifies the artist's interest in form and structure. This print features three rectangular shapes superimposed on one another, suggesting a layered composition. The subtle use of brown ink creates a subtle textural contrast against the white background, adding a sense of depth and dimension. Lasry’s work often explores the nature of perception and the relationship between two-dimensional and three-dimensional space. This piece is a prime example of this, with its geometric shapes and fragmented composition inviting the viewer to engage with the space on the page.