Untitled 1960

"Untitled" is a 1960 sculpture by John Chamberlain, a leading figure in American Abstract Expressionism. The work, created from crushed and assembled car parts, is a prime example of Chamberlain's signature style, known as "Assemblage." This technique involves assembling found objects, often discarded materials, into a new artistic form, challenging traditional notions of sculpture. The sculpture's vibrant, fragmented composition of colored metal panels, evokes a sense of dynamism and energy, reflecting the artist's fascination with the transformative potential of everyday objects.