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// Los sueños perdidos by Juan Uslé is a vibrant serigraph from 2002 that explores themes of memory and abstraction through a tapestry of dynamic patterns and colors. The composition is filled with an energetic interplay of bold shapes, including stripes, swirls, and geometric forms in hues of red, blue, yellow, and white. These elements are layered and juxtaposed, creating a sense of depth and movement reminiscent of dreams or fragmented memories. Uslé's use of vivid colors and repetitive patterns invites viewers to immerse themselves in an intricate visual rhythm, suggesting an abstract narrative of lost or fragmented dreams.
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// Los sueños perdidos by Juan Uslé is a vibrant serigraph from 2002 that explores themes of memory and abstraction through a tapestry of dynamic patterns and colors. The composition is filled with an energetic interplay of bold shapes, including stripes, swirls, and geometric forms in hues of red, blue, yellow, and white. These elements are layered and juxtaposed, creating a sense of depth and movement reminiscent of dreams or fragmented memories. Uslé's use of vivid colors and repetitive patterns invites viewers to immerse themselves in an intricate visual rhythm, suggesting an abstract narrative of lost or fragmented dreams.
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Juan Usle
The Book Of Landscapes II, 1987
Drawing / Watercolor
Mixed Media
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Juan Usle
The Book Of Landscapes I, 1987
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Juan Usle
Umbral -Dusseldörf, 2001
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