Richard Anuskiewicz, Op Art Cube 1968

Lot description

Richard Anuskiewicz (American, 1930-2020), circa 1968 sculpture "Untitled Op Art Cube", believed to be one of an approximate edition of 150, lacking plexiglass base found on other examples which are inscribed “To M.L.K. Jr,” reflecting a dedication to Martin Luther King Jr. and his legacy. The work was published as a multiple to benefit CORE (Congress of Racial Equality), highlighting its social and historical significance. Formica cube sculpture with a black and white grid pattern creating an optical illusion, which exemplifies the artist's exploration of Op Art through geometric abstraction. The cube features a dynamic, grid-like pattern that bends and distorts across its surfaces, creating an optical illusion of movement and depth. The alignment and manipulation of lines evoke a sense of visual tension, characteristic of Anuszkiewicz's work. 10" high, 10" wide, 10" deep. Age and use wear, bottom with scratches, scuffs.