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Mixed media on paper - Published by Renato Volpini, Milano // Ermengarda by Enrico Baj, created in 1975, is a mixed media work that showcases Baj's innovative approach to combining textures and materials. This limited edition print depicts a stylized, tribal-like figure with a vivid face made from coiled, colorful elements. The figure's body is composed of rough, tactile materials, suggesting a garment or structure, while the background features a patterned blue sky, adding depth and contrast. Baj’s playful yet intricate style is evident, as he merges abstract and primitive aesthetics, emphasizing his fascination with folk and ritualistic imagery. Published by Renato Volpini in Milan, the artwork demonstrates Baj's mastery in blending different media to create dynamic, visually engaging compositions.
Ermengarda, 1975
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Mixed media on paper - Published by Renato Volpini, Milano // Ermengarda by Enrico Baj, created in 1975, is a mixed media work that showcases Baj's innovative approach to combining textures and materials. This limited edition print depicts a stylized, tribal-like figure with a vivid face made from coiled, colorful elements. The figure's body is composed of rough, tactile materials, suggesting a garment or structure, while the background features a patterned blue sky, adding depth and contrast. Baj’s playful yet intricate style is evident, as he merges abstract and primitive aesthetics, emphasizing his fascination with folk and ritualistic imagery. Published by Renato Volpini in Milan, the artwork demonstrates Baj's mastery in blending different media to create dynamic, visually engaging compositions.
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