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Direct bite and aquatint - 2 plates of 64 x 61 cm. Printed on Zerkall-Bu?tten, 300 gr. of 82 x 77 cm. // Alison Wilding's Out There (Spin) (2010) is an evocative aquatint print characterized by its organic and abstract form. The composition features a large, dark, circular shape with splattered edges, creating a sense of energy and fluidity. Within this dark form, a translucent yellow-green area subtly emerges, adding a layered complexity to the piece. The interplay between the dense black tones and the lighter, almost ethereal center gives the artwork a sense of depth and introspection. Printed on Zerkall-Bütten paper, Out There (Spin) showcases Wilding’s skill in balancing bold, expressive marks with softer, contemplative tones, inviting viewers to explore the mysterious central space.
Out there (Spin), 2010
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Direct bite and aquatint - 2 plates of 64 x 61 cm. Printed on Zerkall-Bu?tten, 300 gr. of 82 x 77 cm. // Alison Wilding's Out There (Spin) (2010) is an evocative aquatint print characterized by its organic and abstract form. The composition features a large, dark, circular shape with splattered edges, creating a sense of energy and fluidity. Within this dark form, a translucent yellow-green area subtly emerges, adding a layered complexity to the piece. The interplay between the dense black tones and the lighter, almost ethereal center gives the artwork a sense of depth and introspection. Printed on Zerkall-Bütten paper, Out There (Spin) showcases Wilding’s skill in balancing bold, expressive marks with softer, contemplative tones, inviting viewers to explore the mysterious central space.
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