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100% superfine cashmere - Unsigned // Confined by KAWS, created in 2022, is a striking tapestry made from 100% superfine cashmere. The piece features one of KAWS' signature characters, recognizable by its X eyes, positioned behind a set of bold red bars, evoking a sense of entrapment or isolation. The use of deep purples and blues gives the tapestry a moody and contemplative atmosphere, while the contrast with the red bars heightens the feeling of confinement. The soft textures of cashmere juxtapose with the stark imagery, creating an emotional tension between the material and the visual representation. This tapestry reflects KAWS' continuing exploration of themes like loneliness, isolation, and the commercialization of identity, rendered in his distinctive pop art style.
Confined, 2022
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100% superfine cashmere - Unsigned // Confined by KAWS, created in 2022, is a striking tapestry made from 100% superfine cashmere. The piece features one of KAWS' signature characters, recognizable by its X eyes, positioned behind a set of bold red bars, evoking a sense of entrapment or isolation. The use of deep purples and blues gives the tapestry a moody and contemplative atmosphere, while the contrast with the red bars heightens the feeling of confinement. The soft textures of cashmere juxtapose with the stark imagery, creating an emotional tension between the material and the visual representation. This tapestry reflects KAWS' continuing exploration of themes like loneliness, isolation, and the commercialization of identity, rendered in his distinctive pop art style.
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What is Hard Edge Art?
Hard Edge art is a style of abstract painting that became popular in the 1960s. It features areas of color separated by crisp, sharp edges that are painted with geometric precision. The term hard-edge painting was coined by art critic Jules Langsner to describe this approach, which contrasts with the softer, more fluid forms of other abstract styles.
