An outlined triangle spans a field of muted green and grey. Its apex rises into a pale square, while a low blue arc rests along its base. These simple elements suggest different kinds of space: a flat arrangement of shapes, an architectural opening, or a distant horizon. None settles into a fixed scene.
Watercolour and gouache bring contrasting degrees of transparency and opacity to the visibly textured paper. The measured geometry sits against a surface marked by ripples, tonal variations and the movement of colour. This tension between formal order and material irregularity gives the work a quiet, unsettled presence.
Dated 1988, the work is signed with the initials ‘P R 88’ at the lower left. Bukowskis catalogued it as Untitled, with an image size of 48 × 67 cm. The reading offered here is the collection’s interpretation of the work.
Catalogue record and images from the Joseph Clark Collection. Rights in the work remain with the artist or their estate.
