The artwork titled “Objects With No Titles,” created by Martha Rosler between 1973 and 2018, belongs to the Feminist Art and Conceptual Art movements. This installation piece features a group of various garments and objects that seemingly challenge traditional roles and expectations, particularly surrounding domesticity and femininity.
The artwork displays an array of clothing items, lingerie, and household objects suspended or arranged against a white wall. The choice of objects and their presentation provoke reflections on gender, identity, and society’s normative constructs. Each element is strategically positioned, creating a sense of deliberate disarray that invites viewers to question the perceived values and meanings assigned to everyday objects, especially those associated with female labor and presence. The installation is evocative and thought-provoking, utilizing mundane items to address deeper socio-cultural narratives.
