ROBERT INDIANA - GERMAN LOVE

Robert Indiana (New Castle, Indiana, USA, 1928) once said he considered himself the
least pop among pop artists. He would like to think of his work primarily as
autobiographical. Indiana, although he sometimes used literary and historical references in his
works of art, supports the use of the written word in art. Language understood as
social message was the definition of his mantra. The works HOPE and LOVE by
Robert Indiana are undoubtedly his most recognizable and sought-after pieces, having by now
assumed iconic status. The exaggerated use of scale, exhibited in his letters of enormous
size, and bright colors can be characteristic of the Pop Art period, years
during which these works came to light, however it would be reductive to suggest that
simply the captivating quality of Indiana's sculptures allowed them to
transcend their own time and reach us today. The eternity of these sculptures can
be attributed only to Indiana's encapsulation of the primary desire
human to feel and experience the joys of love and hope, an understanding
that speaks universally to viewers around the world.

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