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Bernard Frize’s Suite à onze (2009) is a drypoint print that reflects the artist’s sustained interest in systems, repetition, and the generative possibilities of simple rules. The composition consists of two adjacent geometric grids formed by interlacing colored lines that weave across the surface in a continuous rhythmic pattern. While the structure appears methodical and predetermined, subtle variations in line, color, and density introduce moments of visual complexity and unpredictability. Frize has long explored the balance between process and result, often allowing predefined procedures to shape the final image. In Suite à onze, the delicate network of intersecting lines evokes both mathematical precision and organic growth, inviting close observation of the relationships between order, variation, and perception.
Suite à onze, 2009
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Bernard Frize’s Suite à onze (2009) is a drypoint print that reflects the artist’s sustained interest in systems, repetition, and the generative possibilities of simple rules. The composition consists of two adjacent geometric grids formed by interlacing colored lines that weave across the surface in a continuous rhythmic pattern. While the structure appears methodical and predetermined, subtle variations in line, color, and density introduce moments of visual complexity and unpredictability. Frize has long explored the balance between process and result, often allowing predefined procedures to shape the final image. In Suite à onze, the delicate network of intersecting lines evokes both mathematical precision and organic growth, inviting close observation of the relationships between order, variation, and perception.
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Bernard Frize
Suite à Onze, 2009
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Drypoint
EUR 2,000
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Percy John Heawood Conjecture, 2005
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Mixed Media
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