Ingeminate, November 1965

Eva Hesse’s “Ingeminate, November” (1965) is a minimalist sculpture that exemplifies her exploration of form, material, and process. The piece consists of two sausage-shaped forms, seemingly made of latex, suspended from the ceiling by thin wires. The wires extend to the floor where they coil into an irregular pattern. Hesse's work often challenged traditional notions of sculpture and embraced the ephemeral and unstable, exploring themes of fragility, repetition, and the passage of time.