In Untitled Law of Chance IV, Courtney Childress transforms the canvas into a tactile playground where the whiteness of the raw surface is interrupted by a vibrant tangle of pastel and wool lines. The work, characterized by a lively palette of purple, cherry red, and orange, explores the balance between the spontaneity of a scribble and the physicality of sculpture: the three-dimensional use of colored yarn lends volume to the graphic mark, casting subtle shadows that shift with the light.

The title recalls the Dadaist poetics of "chance," yet the composition reveals a meticulous care in juxtaposing soft textures and blurred strokes, turning abstraction into an immediate sensory and emotional experience.