Untitled White Diamond by Mary Corse (1965) — Poster

A white diamond floats in a field of white light. Mary Corse’s Untitled White Diamond is a study in subtlety, where form and space engage in quiet conversation. The diamond’s edges are crisp, almost sharp, yet they blur softly into the surrounding glow. It is both present and receding, a shape that seems to breathe within its own luminosity. The interplay of light and geometry creates a sense of depth, as if the diamond is suspended in an endless expanse. The white is not flat but alive, shifting gently with the viewer’s perspective. There is no shadow, no contrast, only the quiet assertion of a form that is both simple and profound. This poster belongs in a space where light plays across the walls, where the changing day can bring new dimensions to the artwork. It suits a room designed for reflection, where simplicity is not absence but presence.