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Louise Bourgeois Cumumus Analysis

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The next artwork is done by Louise Bourgeois called Cumul. The interesting part of this artist is she makes really abstract sculptures but it looks like you can just touch it and it will feel real. This sculpture was made of marble which look like a form of round fluffy clouds. This sculpture looks really 3-D as to someone can interact with it. This painting, just like the two above include male and female body parts . To me, this sculpture looks as if one has to view it from above to see the artwork as a whole rather than just seeing one side of it. It seems as a cluster of mounds that resemble breasts and penises emerging from a rippling fabric . An artist’s abstract is powerful rather than just straightforward. I like it when a viewer

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