Sam Francis

Untitled, 1984

106.7 X 73 inch

Lygia Pape, Untitled, serigraph, orange circle and black ring with two black lines connecting the shapes, minimalist composition.

// Untitled by Lygia Pape, created in 1994, is a striking limited edition serigraph that exemplifies the artist’s affinity for geometric abstraction. The composition centers around two interlocking shapes: a large, vibrant orange circle and a smaller, solid black ring below it. Two elongated black lines bridge the two shapes, subtly suggesting a connection between them. The artwork reflects Pape’s interest in Brazilian Neo-Concretism, which emphasizes a tactile, sensory experience of art beyond rigid formalism. With bold colors and minimalist forms, this piece invites contemplation of balance, simplicity, and spatial tension, hallmarks of Pape's influential style.

Artwork Copyright © Lygia Pape

Untiltled, 1994

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// Untitled by Lygia Pape, created in 1994, is a striking limited edition serigraph that exemplifies the artist’s affinity for geometric abstraction. The composition centers around two interlocking shapes: a large, vibrant orange circle and a smaller, solid black ring below it. Two elongated black lines bridge the two shapes, subtly suggesting a connection between them. The artwork reflects Pape’s interest in Brazilian Neo-Concretism, which emphasizes a tactile, sensory experience of art beyond rigid formalism. With bold colors and minimalist forms, this piece invites contemplation of balance, simplicity, and spatial tension, hallmarks of Pape's influential style.

Artwork Copyright © Lygia Pape

Lygia Pape

Untiltled, 1994

Limited Edition Print

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