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Coal, resin and methacrylate // Jordi Alcaraz's Sense títol (2023) is a mixed media limited edition print that explores abstract forms through a combination of coal, resin, and methacrylate. The piece features an arrangement of black, circular forms suspended across the white surface, creating a sense of organic movement as the elements appear to drip or flow downward. The translucent resin casts shadows, adding depth and emphasizing the contrast between the black coal and the white background. The minimalistic composition invites viewers to reflect on natural processes, such as erosion and decay, while maintaining a sense of enigmatic beauty.
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Coal, resin and methacrylate // Jordi Alcaraz's Sense títol (2023) is a mixed media limited edition print that explores abstract forms through a combination of coal, resin, and methacrylate. The piece features an arrangement of black, circular forms suspended across the white surface, creating a sense of organic movement as the elements appear to drip or flow downward. The translucent resin casts shadows, adding depth and emphasizing the contrast between the black coal and the white background. The minimalistic composition invites viewers to reflect on natural processes, such as erosion and decay, while maintaining a sense of enigmatic beauty.
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Formes D’escriure (I), 2022
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