Early Silkscreens 1965-1971 — installation view

Five framed silkscreen prints hang individually lit on the white walls of a gallery corner, above a bare grey concrete floor and beneath an angled skylight. The prints show bold, saturated graphic imagery in red, yellow, blue, and pink — including a radiating red-and-yellow sunburst with seated figures, a helmeted figure with a striped mask, a red panel with a running animal and Japanese text, a red field with white cloud-like or floral shapes, and a dark composition with a pink gradient horizon and blue wave-like patterns. The gallery space is otherwise empty, with dim ambient lighting except for the spotlit works.