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Hand painted on paper with artist painted frame - Each work is unique and sold individually - In mint condition // Gary Hume's Window Painting (from 1000 Windows Paintings), created in 2013, is a minimalist piece that explores simplicity and the power of color fields. This artwork features a stark black square framed by a vivid yellow border, creating a bold visual contrast. The use of black in the central field absorbs light, giving the work a sense of depth and mystery, while the bright yellow frame brings a vibrant energy to the otherwise subdued composition. As part of a series of unique works, each individually hand-painted by Hume, this piece captures his fascination with color interaction and the play between light and dark, inviting viewers to contemplate the essence of form and color in a restrained, yet powerful manner.
Window Painting (from 1000 Windows Paintings), 2013
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37 x 31.4 cm
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Hand painted on paper with artist painted frame - Each work is unique and sold individually - In mint condition // Gary Hume's Window Painting (from 1000 Windows Paintings), created in 2013, is a minimalist piece that explores simplicity and the power of color fields. This artwork features a stark black square framed by a vivid yellow border, creating a bold visual contrast. The use of black in the central field absorbs light, giving the work a sense of depth and mystery, while the bright yellow frame brings a vibrant energy to the otherwise subdued composition. As part of a series of unique works, each individually hand-painted by Hume, this piece captures his fascination with color interaction and the play between light and dark, inviting viewers to contemplate the essence of form and color in a restrained, yet powerful manner.
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