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// Collage 2 - E by Daniel Spoerri, a 2017 collage on paper, showcases the artist’s playful approach to mixed media and abstraction. In this piece, a fluid, red brushstroke arcs across the composition, giving a sense of motion and spontaneity. An element of texture is added with a fabric patch featuring a blue letter e, positioned near a circular stamp marked Oeuvre d'Art and Daniel Spoerri. Spoerri’s signature appears in the lower corner, grounding the work with his personal mark. The combination of stamp, textural patch, and sweeping red stroke invites viewers to consider the interplay between language, texture, and gestural expression.
Collage 2 - E, 2017
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// Collage 2 - E by Daniel Spoerri, a 2017 collage on paper, showcases the artist’s playful approach to mixed media and abstraction. In this piece, a fluid, red brushstroke arcs across the composition, giving a sense of motion and spontaneity. An element of texture is added with a fabric patch featuring a blue letter e, positioned near a circular stamp marked Oeuvre d'Art and Daniel Spoerri. Spoerri’s signature appears in the lower corner, grounding the work with his personal mark. The combination of stamp, textural patch, and sweeping red stroke invites viewers to consider the interplay between language, texture, and gestural expression.
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Daniel Spoerri
Collage 2 - E, 2017
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