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Diptych. Each print measuring 70 x 100 cm (39.4'' x 27.6''). Optichromie 143 (diptych) by Felipe Pantone is a 2023 limited edition lithograph that explores perception, speed, and digital aesthetics through a split composition. Presented as two adjoining panels, the work combines concentric black-and-white optical patterns with iridescent gradients, glitch-like fragments, and sharp linear interruptions. The contrast between precise Op Art geometry and chromatic distortion creates a dynamic visual tension, evoking motion, signal interference, and shifting digital space. Pantone’s use of color transitions and fragmented overlays reflects his ongoing investigation into how contemporary technology reshapes visual experience. Measuring 70 × 100 cm and produced in an edition of 30, the diptych format enhances the sense of disruption and flow, positioning the viewer between analog optical illusion and digital acceleration.
Optichromie 143 (diptych), 2023
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Diptych. Each print measuring 70 x 100 cm (39.4'' x 27.6''). Optichromie 143 (diptych) by Felipe Pantone is a 2023 limited edition lithograph that explores perception, speed, and digital aesthetics through a split composition. Presented as two adjoining panels, the work combines concentric black-and-white optical patterns with iridescent gradients, glitch-like fragments, and sharp linear interruptions. The contrast between precise Op Art geometry and chromatic distortion creates a dynamic visual tension, evoking motion, signal interference, and shifting digital space. Pantone’s use of color transitions and fragmented overlays reflects his ongoing investigation into how contemporary technology reshapes visual experience. Measuring 70 × 100 cm and produced in an edition of 30, the diptych format enhances the sense of disruption and flow, positioning the viewer between analog optical illusion and digital acceleration.
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