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// Without Title 9 by Cabelo is a striking monotype from 2015 that merges abstract expression with natural forms. The artwork, rendered in bold black strokes on a white background, resembles a stylized tree where branches and leaves evolve into letters and abstract shapes. The piece’s fluid, organic lines evoke a sense of movement and growth, blurring the boundaries between text and nature. This interplay between form and language reflects Cabelo’s exploration of identity and communication through visual art, inviting viewers to ponder the connection between symbols and the natural world.
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// Without Title 9 by Cabelo is a striking monotype from 2015 that merges abstract expression with natural forms. The artwork, rendered in bold black strokes on a white background, resembles a stylized tree where branches and leaves evolve into letters and abstract shapes. The piece’s fluid, organic lines evoke a sense of movement and growth, blurring the boundaries between text and nature. This interplay between form and language reflects Cabelo’s exploration of identity and communication through visual art, inviting viewers to ponder the connection between symbols and the natural world.
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Cabelo
Without Title 9, 2015
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Cabelo
Without Title 9, 2015
Limited Edition Print
Monotype
Currently Not Available
