[title not known] 1998 - 1999

Editor: Here we have an untitled print by Patrick Heron. It looks like it was created with some kind of stencil, and I’m really drawn to the energy of the shapes. How do you interpret this work? Curator: Well, considering Heron’s commitment to abstraction, I see this print as deeply embedded in a post-war dialogue about freedom of expression. The seemingly random shapes, the bold colours, they speak to a rejection of traditional forms. Editor: So, you see it as a sort of rebellion? Curator: Absolutely. It challenges the established order. Consider how the lack of a clear subject allows for a more personal connection. What does it evoke in you? Editor: It makes me think about breaking away from rules, experimenting without a plan. Curator: Exactly. It’s a visual manifesto, urging us to question the structures around us. Editor: I never thought about abstract art that way. Thanks, that’s a great perspective. Curator: My pleasure! There is always more than meets the eye.