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Lithograph on BFK Rives 300 g // Untitled (Gradient) by Harold Ancart, a lithograph from 2017, presents a vivid scene dominated by flames, smoke, and vibrant colors. The artwork captures the raw energy of fire, with bright orange and red flames rising against a backdrop of thick, billowing smoke in shades of gray and black. Above, soft pinks and whites suggest the sky or clouds, contrasting with the intense, chaotic movement below. Ancart’s bold use of color and abstraction brings a sense of both destruction and beauty, inviting viewers to reflect on nature’s power and the delicate balance between creation and devastation.
Untitled (Gradient), 2017
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Lithograph on BFK Rives 300 g // Untitled (Gradient) by Harold Ancart, a lithograph from 2017, presents a vivid scene dominated by flames, smoke, and vibrant colors. The artwork captures the raw energy of fire, with bright orange and red flames rising against a backdrop of thick, billowing smoke in shades of gray and black. Above, soft pinks and whites suggest the sky or clouds, contrasting with the intense, chaotic movement below. Ancart’s bold use of color and abstraction brings a sense of both destruction and beauty, inviting viewers to reflect on nature’s power and the delicate balance between creation and devastation.
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