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Silkscreen on Somerset Satin paper - From This is Shahnoza series - Published by Alan Cristea Gallery, London - Printed by Advanced Graphics, London - Hand Signed and Numbered by Opie // Julian Opie's This is Shahnoza 2 (2006) is a silkscreen print that forms part of his celebrated This is Shahnoza series, exploring movement and the human form through minimalism. The artwork depicts four sequential poses of a pole dancer, rendered with Opie’s iconic use of simple, bold black lines on a stark white background. The minimalistic stick-figure style captures the essence of motion and sensuality without detailed features, emphasizing the grace and fluidity of the dancer’s movements. The repetition and sequence in the composition create a rhythmic and almost animated feel, inviting the viewer to imagine the continuous motion. Printed on Somerset Satin paper and published by the Alan Cristea Gallery, London, this work is hand-signed and numbered by Opie, reinforcing its authenticity and exclusivity. The piece exemplifies Opie’s distinct approach to contemporary art, blending simplicity with dynamic expression.
This is Shahnoza 2, 2006
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Silkscreen on Somerset Satin paper - From This is Shahnoza series - Published by Alan Cristea Gallery, London - Printed by Advanced Graphics, London - Hand Signed and Numbered by Opie // Julian Opie's This is Shahnoza 2 (2006) is a silkscreen print that forms part of his celebrated This is Shahnoza series, exploring movement and the human form through minimalism. The artwork depicts four sequential poses of a pole dancer, rendered with Opie’s iconic use of simple, bold black lines on a stark white background. The minimalistic stick-figure style captures the essence of motion and sensuality without detailed features, emphasizing the grace and fluidity of the dancer’s movements. The repetition and sequence in the composition create a rhythmic and almost animated feel, inviting the viewer to imagine the continuous motion. Printed on Somerset Satin paper and published by the Alan Cristea Gallery, London, this work is hand-signed and numbered by Opie, reinforcing its authenticity and exclusivity. The piece exemplifies Opie’s distinct approach to contemporary art, blending simplicity with dynamic expression.
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