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// Shit by Liliana Porter is a limited edition etching from 2005, produced in an edition of 50. This minimalist artwork presents a simple, almost childlike line drawing of a creature resembling a deer or a toy animal, rendered with a few clean, unembellished lines. To the right of the figure, a small dot or mark contrasts against the blank space, adding a subtle element of intrigue and humor. Porter’s sparse composition, with its playful and ambiguous title, invites viewers to ponder the meaning and narrative possibilities within such a minimal scene. The simplicity and whimsy suggest themes of innocence, absurdity, and the unexpected associations that can arise from even the most basic visual elements.
Shit, 2005
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// Shit by Liliana Porter is a limited edition etching from 2005, produced in an edition of 50. This minimalist artwork presents a simple, almost childlike line drawing of a creature resembling a deer or a toy animal, rendered with a few clean, unembellished lines. To the right of the figure, a small dot or mark contrasts against the blank space, adding a subtle element of intrigue and humor. Porter’s sparse composition, with its playful and ambiguous title, invites viewers to ponder the meaning and narrative possibilities within such a minimal scene. The simplicity and whimsy suggest themes of innocence, absurdity, and the unexpected associations that can arise from even the most basic visual elements.
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