Untitled, 1984

This artwork is an abstract, monochromatic black sculpture consisting of interlocking curvilinear and geometric loops that create multiple negative spaces, allowing light to pass directly through the piece. Fluid, continuous curves guide the viewer's eye seamlessly around the entirely three-dimensional form, while the stark black material eliminates color distraction to force visual focus onto the interplay of positive mass and negative space. The looping, unending structure suggests themes of infinity, interconnectedness, and spiritual continuity, demonstrating the artist's departure from literal folklore representation into pure, universal modern abstraction. This piece is highly successful because it masterfully commands three-dimensional space and shadow from every viewing angle, highlighting the artist’s versatility in handling non-representational, purely aesthetic abstract forms.