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Lithograph and etching // Sin título-2 by Guillermo Kuitca is a limited edition mixed-media print from 1997, created with lithograph and etching techniques in an edition of 35. The artwork depicts a distorted, layered architectural structure reminiscent of seating arrangements or theater seating, drawn in overlapping and warped lines. This intricate, almost surreal structure suggests themes of fragmentation, dislocation, and the rearrangement of spaces often present in Kuitca's work. The piece invites viewers to interpret the structure’s ambiguous form, evoking the transient nature of places where people gather, yet remain isolated in their own spaces. Kuitca’s focus on space and architecture transforms everyday structures into complex, almost labyrinthine abstractions.
Sin título-2, 1997
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Lithograph and etching // Sin título-2 by Guillermo Kuitca is a limited edition mixed-media print from 1997, created with lithograph and etching techniques in an edition of 35. The artwork depicts a distorted, layered architectural structure reminiscent of seating arrangements or theater seating, drawn in overlapping and warped lines. This intricate, almost surreal structure suggests themes of fragmentation, dislocation, and the rearrangement of spaces often present in Kuitca's work. The piece invites viewers to interpret the structure’s ambiguous form, evoking the transient nature of places where people gather, yet remain isolated in their own spaces. Kuitca’s focus on space and architecture transforms everyday structures into complex, almost labyrinthine abstractions.
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