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Acrylic resin // Enrico Baj's Figura in Ginocchio (1969) is a sculpture made from acrylic resin. This work features a minimalist geometric form, with a circular head and rectangular body, decorated with colorful orbs in shades of red, blue, green, and yellow. The black circular eyes stand out against the white background, and the vivid orbs are arranged vertically on the head and horizontally on the body. Baj’s use of abstraction in this piece likely suggests a playful, yet possibly reflective, approach to human figures, blending geometry with vivid colors.
Figura in ginocchio, 1969
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Acrylic resin // Enrico Baj's Figura in Ginocchio (1969) is a sculpture made from acrylic resin. This work features a minimalist geometric form, with a circular head and rectangular body, decorated with colorful orbs in shades of red, blue, green, and yellow. The black circular eyes stand out against the white background, and the vivid orbs are arranged vertically on the head and horizontally on the body. Baj’s use of abstraction in this piece likely suggests a playful, yet possibly reflective, approach to human figures, blending geometry with vivid colors.
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Silkscreen
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