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Acrylic and plate. Signed in marker, at the back. Chromadynamica 26 (2017) by Felipe Pantone is a unique painting that fuses digital aesthetics with analog technique. Composed with acrylic on plate, the work features distorted grids, pixelated gradients, and optical illusions, evoking themes of motion, transformation, and the digital age. The composition, anchored in vivid color transitions and warped black-and-white forms, challenges the viewer’s perception of space and structure. Pantone, known for blending Op Art, glitch aesthetics, and street art, captures the sensation of constant flux in contemporary visual culture.
Chromadynamica 26, 2017
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Acrylic and plate. Signed in marker, at the back. Chromadynamica 26 (2017) by Felipe Pantone is a unique painting that fuses digital aesthetics with analog technique. Composed with acrylic on plate, the work features distorted grids, pixelated gradients, and optical illusions, evoking themes of motion, transformation, and the digital age. The composition, anchored in vivid color transitions and warped black-and-white forms, challenges the viewer’s perception of space and structure. Pantone, known for blending Op Art, glitch aesthetics, and street art, captures the sensation of constant flux in contemporary visual culture.
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