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// Border by Alan Charlton, a 2019 lithograph, presents a minimalist composition divided into four equal gray rectangles arranged in a grid on a white background. Each rectangle is uniform in tone, with subtle variations that may become perceptible upon closer inspection. Charlton's work often explores themes of simplicity and neutrality, using gray as a consistent palette to evoke introspection and focus on form. The title, Border, might hint at divisions, separations, or the quiet presence of boundaries within seemingly uniform spaces. This piece invites viewers to reflect on minimalism and the quiet depth found within limited color and form.
Border, 2019
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// Border by Alan Charlton, a 2019 lithograph, presents a minimalist composition divided into four equal gray rectangles arranged in a grid on a white background. Each rectangle is uniform in tone, with subtle variations that may become perceptible upon closer inspection. Charlton's work often explores themes of simplicity and neutrality, using gray as a consistent palette to evoke introspection and focus on form. The title, Border, might hint at divisions, separations, or the quiet presence of boundaries within seemingly uniform spaces. This piece invites viewers to reflect on minimalism and the quiet depth found within limited color and form.
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Alan Charlton
Border, 2019
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EUR 10,000
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