Untitled 1990

Frederick Sommer's 1990 "Untitled" is a striking photomontage exploring the interplay of anatomical imagery, with dissected organs and structures arranged in a seemingly abstract composition. The work evokes a sense of both beauty and unsettling complexity, inviting viewers to contemplate the intricacies of the human body. Sommer, known for his experimental approach to photography, employed a collage technique to create this unique visual tapestry, characteristic of his later works. The use of anatomical imagery, paired with the deliberate placement of these elements, creates a powerful image that captures the viewer's attention. This piece exemplifies Sommer's interest in exploring the relationship between science and art, and the inherent beauty found in the natural world.