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// Déchirure by Bram Van Velde, a 1977 lithograph, embodies the artist's exploration of abstract expressionism through bold, dynamic brushstrokes in black and shades of gray. The composition is dominated by sweeping, irregular shapes that intersect and overlap, creating a sense of tension and raw emotion. The title, which translates to Tear or Rift, suggests a theme of fragmentation or rupture, echoed in the forceful, almost violent strokes. Van Velde’s work often reflects existential themes, and this piece conveys a visceral depth, inviting viewers to feel the struggle and intensity of human experience through abstract form.
Déchirure, 1977
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// Déchirure by Bram Van Velde, a 1977 lithograph, embodies the artist's exploration of abstract expressionism through bold, dynamic brushstrokes in black and shades of gray. The composition is dominated by sweeping, irregular shapes that intersect and overlap, creating a sense of tension and raw emotion. The title, which translates to Tear or Rift, suggests a theme of fragmentation or rupture, echoed in the forceful, almost violent strokes. Van Velde’s work often reflects existential themes, and this piece conveys a visceral depth, inviting viewers to feel the struggle and intensity of human experience through abstract form.
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Bram Van Velde
Déchirure, 1977
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