Untitled 

This untitled painting was made by Roberto Aizenberg, an Argentinian artist, who was born in 1922. His life was deeply affected by the political turmoil in Argentina. Aizenberg's paintings often feature architectural forms that convey a sense of confinement and alienation. The bold red geometric shapes in this painting stand in stark contrast to the soft blue backdrop, creating a sense of unease. Aizenberg’s memories of imprisonment and torture during Argentina’s “Dirty War” are manifested in these oppressive, claustrophobic spaces. As Aizenberg once said, "I paint what I fear." These forms are not just abstract shapes; they represent spaces of trauma and resilience. Aizenberg transforms the canvas into a site of memory, where the personal and political intersect. The painting is a testament to the power of art to confront difficult histories.