Guillermo Kuitca’s practice is strongly identified with his use of beds during the 1990s, two examples of which are on view in this gallery. In one of the works, a small three-dimensional mattress and box spring are covered by a dark abstract map, while the other is a painting of an architectural plane set against a patterned background reminiscent of mattress buttons or the walls of a psychiatric patient’s cell. Mixing the symbolisms associated with beds and manipulations of the coded visual languages of maps and house plans, Kuitca’s works evoke situations of domestic anxiety.