Untitled by Wallace Berman is a mixed media collage from 1960. It is made of frottage, graphite, letraset, photocopied fragments, seal, watercolor, and paper collage. It measures roughly eight inches tall by ten and a half inches wide. It is hung in portrait orientation, meaning its longest side runs parallel to the floor.Starting from the top left corner, there is an image of a helicopter from earlier in the development of aircraft. it appears to have been pasted from a news article and it hovers above black colored symbols drawn from the Kabbalah, a Jewish mystical tradition. Underneath the helicopter, there are two circles that resemble coins. Inside the coins there are figures of humans appearing to dance. The coin’s edges are smudged and colored in a brown/grey that resembles rust. In the center of the artwork is a transistor radio vertically tucked under the right wing of the helicopter which is held by a body-less right hand. Inside the radio, are the letters “AM” and “FM” with a series of numbers underneath to denote frequencies. To the right of the letters there is a grasshopper that is partially painted green. A letter “H” at the top right corner lays outside the structure of the radio as well as the symbols T9 below it that glow against the monochromatic composition in a bright crimson red. Surrounding the main objects in the composition are smudges of paint that create auras or shadows around the objects that rest on an otherwise white backdrop.