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Seascape (1968) by Gerhard Richter is a screenprint measuring 65 × 65 cm. Rendered in subtle gradients of blue and gray, the print captures the meeting of sea and sky in a disquieting equilibrium. The image appears photographic at first glance but reveals its painterly nature upon closer inspection, a hallmark of Richter’s approach to realism and illusion. The distant horizon dissolves into mist, emphasizing a sense of isolation and infinite space. This work exemplifies Richter’s exploration of perception and memory, echoing his fascination with how photographic imagery can shape emotional and visual experience.
Seascape, 1968
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Seascape (1968) by Gerhard Richter is a screenprint measuring 65 × 65 cm. Rendered in subtle gradients of blue and gray, the print captures the meeting of sea and sky in a disquieting equilibrium. The image appears photographic at first glance but reveals its painterly nature upon closer inspection, a hallmark of Richter’s approach to realism and illusion. The distant horizon dissolves into mist, emphasizing a sense of isolation and infinite space. This work exemplifies Richter’s exploration of perception and memory, echoing his fascination with how photographic imagery can shape emotional and visual experience.
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What is abstract art?
Abstract art uses form, shape, line, and color to create a visual experience without attempting to represent external reality. The composition exists independently of the world's visual references, focusing on expressing ideas and emotions through non-representational means.
