Louise Nevelson 1970 (1971)

Discusses the artistic philosophy and career of Louise Nevelson, emphasizing the interplay between form and fantasy in her work. Nevelson reflects on her journey as an artist, from her early influences and experiences in Mexico to her development of a unique style that incorporates cubism and found objects. She describes her transition from traditional sculpture to constructing pieces that emphasize light and shadow, particularly through the use of black and later plexiglass. Nevelson’s work is characterized by a rigorous design and a deep connection to her inner self, culminating in her public installations, such as “Atmosphere and Environment.”

Keywords: Louise Nevelson, art, form, fantasy, cubism, sculpture, black, plexiglass, light, shadow, found objects, creativity, artistic journey, public installation, Atmosphere and Environment.