The artwork under consideration is “Untitled D,” created by Cindy Sherman in 1975. This piece is part of the Feminist Art movement and belongs to the photographic genre. It is one of a series titled “Untitled A-E.”
In the artwork, Sherman presents a close-up portrait of a young female subject with a direct and subtle smile, framed by symmetrical hair clips holding neat strands of hair in place. The use of black-and-white photography evokes a raw and honest aesthetic, emphasizing the subject’s facial features and expression. The minimalist composition, devoid of background distractions, invites a profound contemplation of identity and representation, central themes in Sherman’s oeuvre and the broader Feminist Art movement.
