Alex Katz's work is known for its bold, flat colors and clean lines, which together create a unique visual language. This artwork invites you to explore Katz's minimalist approach to portraiture, where subtle nuances and refined compositions reveal the inner essence of his subjects.

In "Sissel" (2006) Alex Katz presents a serene and sophisticated portrayal of a woman, capturing her presence with his signature minimalist style. This aquatint print, part of the "Small Cuts" portfolio, is rendered on Cartiere Magnani Corona 400 g paper, showcasing Katz's meticulous attention to detail and quality. The artwork measures 50.8 x 59.6 cm, offering a balanced composition that draws the viewer's eye to the central figure. Katz's use of flat, vibrant colors and simplified forms gives the portrait a timeless quality, while also emphasizing the subject's poise and elegance. The soft hues and gentle shading create a calm, almost ethereal atmosphere, allowing the viewer to connect with the subject's serene expression and understated grace. The minimalistic background further enhances the focus on the figure, highlighting the delicate interplay between light and shadow.