Alan Saret

American, born 1944

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The image shows an abstract composition of erratic, densely packed lines and scribbles on a blank canvas. The lines are a mix of colors including reds, blues, greens, and yellows. Two distinct clusters of lines appear to form separate entities.
Alan Saret, Great Coldra-Van Eatering, 1985, colored pencils on wove paper, Gift of Werner H. and Sarah-Ann Kramarsky, 1998.11.15

Great Coldra-Van Eatering

Alan Saret · 1985 · colored pencils on wove paper ·  Accession ID  1998.11.15

The image displays a collection of tangled lines and loops forming two distinct clusters of chaotic shapes. The abstract structures suggest intertwined wire or thread-like formations, similar to cobwebs or hairballs. These organic shapes float against a plain background, emphasizing their intricate complexity and delicate connections.
Alan Saret, Untitled, 1975, galvanized steel wire, Dorothy and Herbert Vogel Collection, 2007.6.339

Untitled

Alan Saret · 1975 · galvanized steel wire ·  Accession ID  2007.6.339