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Etching; 90 signed and numbered copies. // Esgriafats Damunt Negre 2 by Antoni Tàpies, created in 1976, is a limited edition etching with 90 signed and numbered copies. This artwork embodies Tàpies' signature exploration of texture, gesture, and abstraction. The composition features a dark central rectangle filled with scratched and scribbled markings, layered with symbols, letters, and abstract lines. The chaotic yet deliberate scrawls suggest a mixture of language, mathematical notations, and raw expression. A red stripe on the left side adds a touch of contrast and intrigue amidst the muted black, white, and gray palette. The work evokes a sense of mystery, as if the viewer is deciphering a forgotten code or exploring the remnants of thought etched onto a blackboard. Tàpies uses these layered marks to convey depth, inviting contemplation of the intersection between form, language, and abstraction.
Esgriafats Damunt Negre 2, 1976
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Etching; 90 signed and numbered copies. // Esgriafats Damunt Negre 2 by Antoni Tàpies, created in 1976, is a limited edition etching with 90 signed and numbered copies. This artwork embodies Tàpies' signature exploration of texture, gesture, and abstraction. The composition features a dark central rectangle filled with scratched and scribbled markings, layered with symbols, letters, and abstract lines. The chaotic yet deliberate scrawls suggest a mixture of language, mathematical notations, and raw expression. A red stripe on the left side adds a touch of contrast and intrigue amidst the muted black, white, and gray palette. The work evokes a sense of mystery, as if the viewer is deciphering a forgotten code or exploring the remnants of thought etched onto a blackboard. Tàpies uses these layered marks to convey depth, inviting contemplation of the intersection between form, language, and abstraction.
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Antoni Tapies
Primer Congreso Nacional De Neuropedriatria, 1982
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