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Drypoint on Aluminumplate // This drypoint print on an aluminum plate measures 50 x 68 cm and features an intricate composition of overlapping lines that form a dense, central core. Rainer's characteristic use of chaotic, expressive mark-making creates a dynamic and seemingly infinite "cosmic" structure, rendered in deep violet. The radiating lines evoke energy and motion, giving the impression of an explosion or a gravitational pull within an abstract space. The title Kosmos II (Cosmos II) suggests a fascination with the vastness of the universe and its mysteries, expressed through the layered, almost frenetic linework. As part of an edition of 40, this work reflects Rainer’s mastery in combining precision and spontaneity within the medium of drypoint.
Kosmos II (violett), 2003
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Drypoint on Aluminumplate // This drypoint print on an aluminum plate measures 50 x 68 cm and features an intricate composition of overlapping lines that form a dense, central core. Rainer's characteristic use of chaotic, expressive mark-making creates a dynamic and seemingly infinite "cosmic" structure, rendered in deep violet. The radiating lines evoke energy and motion, giving the impression of an explosion or a gravitational pull within an abstract space. The title Kosmos II (Cosmos II) suggests a fascination with the vastness of the universe and its mysteries, expressed through the layered, almost frenetic linework. As part of an edition of 40, this work reflects Rainer’s mastery in combining precision and spontaneity within the medium of drypoint.
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