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// Las Horas by Jorge Macchi is a limited edition lithograph from 2011, produced in an edition of 50. The artwork displays cut-out newspaper headlines in Spanish, arranged to form a geometric and fragmented structure. Phrases such as un día (one day), los diez años (the ten years), and una tarde (one afternoon) create a composition that visually evokes the passage of time. The arrangement, with its varied and overlapping textual fragments, invites viewers to interpret connections between moments, durations, and events. Macchi’s work often focuses on the interplay between language, time, and memory, and Las Horas serves as a reflection on how fragmented phrases can symbolize the fleeting and compartmentalized nature of time.
Las Horas, 2011
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// Las Horas by Jorge Macchi is a limited edition lithograph from 2011, produced in an edition of 50. The artwork displays cut-out newspaper headlines in Spanish, arranged to form a geometric and fragmented structure. Phrases such as un día (one day), los diez años (the ten years), and una tarde (one afternoon) create a composition that visually evokes the passage of time. The arrangement, with its varied and overlapping textual fragments, invites viewers to interpret connections between moments, durations, and events. Macchi’s work often focuses on the interplay between language, time, and memory, and Las Horas serves as a reflection on how fragmented phrases can symbolize the fleeting and compartmentalized nature of time.
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