Source of Imagery, II, No. 3

Richard Tuttle's *Source of Imagery, II, No. 3* is a delicate yet dynamic work rendered in acrylic and gouache on two layered sheets of wove paper. The piece reflects Tuttle's characteristic exploration of minimalist form and materiality, where subtle marks, color, and the physical properties of the paper itself become integral elements of the composition. The layering of the two sheets adds a quiet dimensionality, inviting the viewer to contemplate the relationship between surface, support, and the act of mark-making.