Constellation

"Constellation" is a proposed title for this untitled 1974 monochrome painting by Sigurd Bergmann, showcasing his meticulous use of the dot technique. This approach allows Bergmann to create a textured, almost hypnotic surface where each dot contributes to a larger composition. The subtle interplay of light and shadow in the monochrome palette draws viewers into a meditative experience, where patterns seem to form and dissolve.

The piece's dot technique, reminiscent of pointillism but with a minimalist twist, evokes both simplicity and complexity. As viewers move closer, they are invited to explore the individual points, while from a distance, the dots merge to create a unified visual effect. This monochrome work demonstrates Bergmann's mastery of abstraction and his ability to convey depth and emotion through refined, repetitive forms.