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// Collage 1 - Z by Daniel Spoerri is a mixed media collage created in 2017. This artwork combines simple yet striking visual elements: a bold, sweeping pink brushstroke intersects with a small patch of fabric embroidered with a stylized blue letter Z. The interplay between the abstract brushwork and the textured textile element adds depth and invites tactile curiosity. The stamped text, reading Attention, Œuvre d'art, humorously comments on the concept of art as a collectible object, a recurring theme in Spoerri's oeuvre. Known for his work in the Nouveau Réalisme movement, Spoerri often explores everyday objects in unconventional compositions, creating an artwork that blurs the boundaries between ordinary materials and fine art.
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// Collage 1 - Z by Daniel Spoerri is a mixed media collage created in 2017. This artwork combines simple yet striking visual elements: a bold, sweeping pink brushstroke intersects with a small patch of fabric embroidered with a stylized blue letter Z. The interplay between the abstract brushwork and the textured textile element adds depth and invites tactile curiosity. The stamped text, reading Attention, Œuvre d'art, humorously comments on the concept of art as a collectible object, a recurring theme in Spoerri's oeuvre. Known for his work in the Nouveau Réalisme movement, Spoerri often explores everyday objects in unconventional compositions, creating an artwork that blurs the boundaries between ordinary materials and fine art.
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Daniel Spoerri
Collage 2 - E, 2017
Drawing / Watercolor
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