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Sin Título 2 by Jordi Alcaraz, created in 2025, continues the artist’s exploration of transparency, gesture, and spatial ambiguity. Executed in mixed media within a wooden frame, the work layers sheets of acrylic marked with loose, black linear forms over a pale, textured background. These fluid lines, suspended in space, blur the boundary between drawing and sculpture. The interaction of light and shadow transforms the composition depending on the viewer’s angle, adding a dynamic, time-based quality. Like much of Alcaraz’s practice, the piece reflects on the act of seeing and the material fragility of the image.
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Sin Título 2 by Jordi Alcaraz, created in 2025, continues the artist’s exploration of transparency, gesture, and spatial ambiguity. Executed in mixed media within a wooden frame, the work layers sheets of acrylic marked with loose, black linear forms over a pale, textured background. These fluid lines, suspended in space, blur the boundary between drawing and sculpture. The interaction of light and shadow transforms the composition depending on the viewer’s angle, adding a dynamic, time-based quality. Like much of Alcaraz’s practice, the piece reflects on the act of seeing and the material fragility of the image.
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Sense Títol I, 2024
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Formes D’escriure (I), 2022
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