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Silk-screen on paper // Keramos 1 by Joe Tilson, created in 1989, is a silkscreen print that blends symbolism and abstraction. The artwork consists of a grid layout with vibrant colors and various symbols, such as an eye, a hand, and geometric shapes, which reference ancient Greek art and ceramics. The squares are filled with vivid blues, yellows, reds, and greens, creating a lively and engaging visual. The word KERAMOS is prominently displayed, underscoring the connection to ceramic traditions. Tilson’s work captures the fusion of classical motifs with contemporary design, inviting viewers to explore cultural history through a modern aesthetic lens.
Keramos 1, 1989
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Silk-screen on paper // Keramos 1 by Joe Tilson, created in 1989, is a silkscreen print that blends symbolism and abstraction. The artwork consists of a grid layout with vibrant colors and various symbols, such as an eye, a hand, and geometric shapes, which reference ancient Greek art and ceramics. The squares are filled with vivid blues, yellows, reds, and greens, creating a lively and engaging visual. The word KERAMOS is prominently displayed, underscoring the connection to ceramic traditions. Tilson’s work captures the fusion of classical motifs with contemporary design, inviting viewers to explore cultural history through a modern aesthetic lens.
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