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Acrylic and metal - Signed in marker at the bottom // Felipe Pantone’s Subtractive Variability Kosmos Axis (2024) is a mixed-media sculpture that combines acrylic and metal to create a visually dynamic and interactive piece. The sculpture features three translucent discs in cyan, magenta, and yellow, mounted on a rotating aluminum support, allowing it to rotate freely around its axis. The overlapping colors from the translucent discs create an infinite variety of hues, reminiscent of a color wheel in constant motion. The design mimics the appearance of a gyroscope, symbolizing celestial balance and perpetual movement. The interplay of light and color invites viewers to engage with the artwork, evoking themes of fluidity, change, and infinite possibility.
Subtractive Variability Kosmos Axis, 2024
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Acrylic and metal - Signed in marker at the bottom // Felipe Pantone’s Subtractive Variability Kosmos Axis (2024) is a mixed-media sculpture that combines acrylic and metal to create a visually dynamic and interactive piece. The sculpture features three translucent discs in cyan, magenta, and yellow, mounted on a rotating aluminum support, allowing it to rotate freely around its axis. The overlapping colors from the translucent discs create an infinite variety of hues, reminiscent of a color wheel in constant motion. The design mimics the appearance of a gyroscope, symbolizing celestial balance and perpetual movement. The interplay of light and color invites viewers to engage with the artwork, evoking themes of fluidity, change, and infinite possibility.
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Felipe Pantone
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Sculpture / Object
Acrylic Sculpture
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Sculpture / Object
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Sculpture / Object
Mixed Media
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Mixed Media
EUR 3,800
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Limited Edition Print
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Limited Edition Print
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Limited Edition Print
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Limited Edition Print
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EUR 1,200
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EUR 1,200
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