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Ceramic plate - Printed signature at the back // Luc Tuymans' Twenty Seventeen (2017) is a ceramic piece measuring 22 x 14 cm, featuring a printed signature on the back. The oval ceramic plate displays a portrait of a face rendered in muted tones, characterized by a look of intense emotion or fear. The subject’s pale face contrasts sharply against a deep, dark background, emphasizing the figure’s expression and the eerie atmosphere. Known for his exploration of historical and everyday themes, Tuymans uses this work to challenge perceptions and representations of reality, casting familiar human expressions in an unsettling light. The piece echoes his broader artistic concerns about memory, perception, and ambiguity.
Twenty Seventeen, 2017
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Ceramic plate - Printed signature at the back // Luc Tuymans' Twenty Seventeen (2017) is a ceramic piece measuring 22 x 14 cm, featuring a printed signature on the back. The oval ceramic plate displays a portrait of a face rendered in muted tones, characterized by a look of intense emotion or fear. The subject’s pale face contrasts sharply against a deep, dark background, emphasizing the figure’s expression and the eerie atmosphere. Known for his exploration of historical and everyday themes, Tuymans uses this work to challenge perceptions and representations of reality, casting familiar human expressions in an unsettling light. The piece echoes his broader artistic concerns about memory, perception, and ambiguity.
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