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Engraving, etching and collage on paper - Printer: Giancarlo Pozzi, Castellanza // Diavolone by Enrico Baj, created in 1973, is a limited edition print combining engraving, etching, and collage techniques on paper. The composition showcases Baj's affinity for blending different media, creating a whimsical yet provocative visual experience. Dominated by a large, floral-like structure adorned with brand labels and intricate patterns, the piece stands against a neutral background. The collage elements feature playful and ironic motifs, reflecting Baj’s critique of consumer culture and society’s obsessions. Printed by Giancarlo Pozzi in Castellanza, this work exemplifies Baj’s mastery of merging texture, color, and symbolism, making it both visually striking and conceptually rich.
Diavolone, 1973
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Engraving, etching and collage on paper - Printer: Giancarlo Pozzi, Castellanza // Diavolone by Enrico Baj, created in 1973, is a limited edition print combining engraving, etching, and collage techniques on paper. The composition showcases Baj's affinity for blending different media, creating a whimsical yet provocative visual experience. Dominated by a large, floral-like structure adorned with brand labels and intricate patterns, the piece stands against a neutral background. The collage elements feature playful and ironic motifs, reflecting Baj’s critique of consumer culture and society’s obsessions. Printed by Giancarlo Pozzi in Castellanza, this work exemplifies Baj’s mastery of merging texture, color, and symbolism, making it both visually striking and conceptually rich.
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