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Acryl and Aluminum - Numbered and signed by the artist (in marker at the bottom) // Substractive Variability Manipulable IV by Felipe Pantone is a captivating 2021 sculpture that merges acrylic and aluminum, combining industrial materials with vibrant color gradations. The artwork features a rectangular, layered structure with overlapping, translucent panels, producing a dynamic, shifting spectrum of color. The pixelated, gradient effect allows viewers to experience changing visual patterns as they move around the piece, embodying Pantone's exploration of digital aesthetics in physical form. This interactive piece invites viewers to engage with light, color, and movement, reflecting Pantone’s interest in kinetic art and the relationship between technology and visual experience.
Substractive Variability Manipulable IV, 2021
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Acryl and Aluminum - Numbered and signed by the artist (in marker at the bottom) // Substractive Variability Manipulable IV by Felipe Pantone is a captivating 2021 sculpture that merges acrylic and aluminum, combining industrial materials with vibrant color gradations. The artwork features a rectangular, layered structure with overlapping, translucent panels, producing a dynamic, shifting spectrum of color. The pixelated, gradient effect allows viewers to experience changing visual patterns as they move around the piece, embodying Pantone's exploration of digital aesthetics in physical form. This interactive piece invites viewers to engage with light, color, and movement, reflecting Pantone’s interest in kinetic art and the relationship between technology and visual experience.
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