Kapoor is known for sculptural installations that create an environment in which the viewer’s body and mind are transformed by the subtle power of color, shape, and light. His portfolio 15 etchings provides a similar sensorial experience, with its sensual surfaces and rainbow of deep hues, and likewise employ a minimalist vocabulary of clean lines and forms.

Described by the artist as an ‘interior landscape’, this suite of etchings alludes to both physical presence and psychological space. The etchings are printed using a combination of spitbite and aquatint processes, two opposing techniques in which the etched surface of the plate creates positive and negative forms respectively. The exploration of polarities; solid and intangible forms, positive and negative space, presence and absence; is evident in Kapoor’s sculpture at the time.