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// Poema Visual 19 by Joan Brossa is a limited edition lithograph from 1989 that exemplifies the artist’s exploration of visual poetry. Known for his inventive play with typography and minimalism, Brossa creates a composition that blends linguistic and visual elements into a single abstract form. This piece features two black shapes resembling stylized, isolated typographic marks or letters against a stark white background. The simplicity of the forms invites interpretation, encouraging viewers to consider the symbolic meaning behind what might otherwise appear as abstract characters. Brossa’s work often bridges the gap between text and visual art, making this piece a compelling example of his unique poetic vision.
Poema visual 19, 1989
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// Poema Visual 19 by Joan Brossa is a limited edition lithograph from 1989 that exemplifies the artist’s exploration of visual poetry. Known for his inventive play with typography and minimalism, Brossa creates a composition that blends linguistic and visual elements into a single abstract form. This piece features two black shapes resembling stylized, isolated typographic marks or letters against a stark white background. The simplicity of the forms invites interpretation, encouraging viewers to consider the symbolic meaning behind what might otherwise appear as abstract characters. Brossa’s work often bridges the gap between text and visual art, making this piece a compelling example of his unique poetic vision.
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