Desapropriaçâo 1 by André Komatsu is a limited edition lithograph from 2011 that presents a stark, surreal image. Against a solid black background, a lone table is depicted with precise white linework, bearing a grid pattern on its surface and a singular light source hanging above. The center of the table seems to dissolve into a mound or crater-like form, suggesting themes of absence, erosion, or destabilization. Komatsu’s work often delves into social and political commentary, exploring the fragility of structures and spaces. This piece, measuring 70 cm by 100 cm, evokes a sense of emptiness and uncertainty, inviting viewers to contemplate the concept of dispossession or displacement implied in the title, and challenging perceptions of stability in familiar objects.
Artwork Copyright © André KomatsuAndré Komatsu (Brazil, 1978) is a contemporary artist known for his sculptures and installations that critique social and urban systems. Using materials like concrete, bricks, and everyday objects, he examines power dynamics and societal constraints. His works invite reflection on the constructed nature of modern social structures.
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Desapropriaçâo 1 by André Komatsu is a limited edition lithograph from 2011 that presents a stark, surreal image. Against a solid black background, a lone table is depicted with precise white linework, bearing a grid pattern on its surface and a singular light source hanging above. The center of the table seems to dissolve into a mound or crater-like form, suggesting themes of absence, erosion, or destabilization. Komatsu’s work often delves into social and political commentary, exploring the fragility of structures and spaces. This piece, measuring 70 cm by 100 cm, evokes a sense of emptiness and uncertainty, inviting viewers to contemplate the concept of dispossession or displacement implied in the title, and challenging perceptions of stability in familiar objects.
Artwork Copyright © André KomatsuAndré Komatsu (Brazil, 1978) is a contemporary artist known for his sculptures and installations that critique social and urban systems. Using materials like concrete, bricks, and everyday objects, he examines power dynamics and societal constraints. His works invite reflection on the constructed nature of modern social structures.
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André Komatsu
Desapropriaçâo 1, 2011
70 x 100 cm
