Study for or after Legs of a Walking Ball 1965

Eva Hesse's "Study for or after Legs of a Walking Ball" (1965) is a drawing that shows the artist's exploration of form and space. While the piece appears to be a technical drawing for a sculpture, it is more likely a study that suggests a movement of the form. Using a mixture of colored pencils and ink, Hesse creates a complex, abstract shape with several lines and a minimal color scheme. The artist's interest in the fragility and instability of materials is evident in the work.