Untitled 2013

Helen Pashgian is known for her minimalist sculptures, often made from translucent materials like acrylic or resin. This untitled work from 2013 is a prime example of her approach. The piece consists of a series of cylindrical forms, each encased in a white, frosted acrylic shell. The soft glow emanating from within the forms creates a sense of mystery and intrigue, while the translucent nature of the acrylic allows for subtle glimpses of color and light within. The composition, with its repeating forms and minimal use of color, emphasizes the interplay of light and form, reflecting Pashgian's focus on the fundamental elements of sculpture.