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// Untitled F by Daniel Richter is a powerful 2016-2017 silkscreen print that uses stark visual elements to communicate defiance and rejection. The composition features a bold, black silhouette of a hand giving a thumbs-down gesture, overlaid on a torn, textured white background that adds a tactile quality to the image. Above the hand, the word NO. is written in large, crude lettering, reinforcing the sense of negation. The simplicity of the composition amplifies its intensity, evoking themes of resistance, disapproval, and assertive self-expression. Richter’s minimalistic approach in this piece makes a bold statement about dissent, capturing a raw and unfiltered moment of refusal or judgment that resonates with universal sentiments of rejection and opposition.
Untitled F, 2016-2017
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// Untitled F by Daniel Richter is a powerful 2016-2017 silkscreen print that uses stark visual elements to communicate defiance and rejection. The composition features a bold, black silhouette of a hand giving a thumbs-down gesture, overlaid on a torn, textured white background that adds a tactile quality to the image. Above the hand, the word NO. is written in large, crude lettering, reinforcing the sense of negation. The simplicity of the composition amplifies its intensity, evoking themes of resistance, disapproval, and assertive self-expression. Richter’s minimalistic approach in this piece makes a bold statement about dissent, capturing a raw and unfiltered moment of refusal or judgment that resonates with universal sentiments of rejection and opposition.
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What is Gestural?
Gestural art is a term that describes painting with freely sweeping brushstrokes. The primary goal of gestural art is to allow the artist to physically express emotional impulses. The varied, yet expressive paint marks are intended to convey the artist's inner thoughts and emotions, which viewers are believed to understand through the dynamic and spontaneous application of paint.