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Diptych of 2 photoetchings // Massimo Bartolini’s 287 hours (2014) is a limited edition diptych of two photoetchings, capturing a minimalist yet intricate aesthetic. Each print in the diptych contains a dense field of fine, abstract patterns confined within a rectangular frame at the center of an expansive, empty white space. The composition suggests intense concentration and meticulous labor, reflecting the title 287 hours, which may hint at the time invested in the creation. Bartolini’s work often examines space and perception, and here, the restrained presentation emphasizes the textured detail within the rectangular forms, inviting viewers to focus on subtle variations and the passage of time embedded within the patterns.
287 hours, 2014
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Diptych of 2 photoetchings // Massimo Bartolini’s 287 hours (2014) is a limited edition diptych of two photoetchings, capturing a minimalist yet intricate aesthetic. Each print in the diptych contains a dense field of fine, abstract patterns confined within a rectangular frame at the center of an expansive, empty white space. The composition suggests intense concentration and meticulous labor, reflecting the title 287 hours, which may hint at the time invested in the creation. Bartolini’s work often examines space and perception, and here, the restrained presentation emphasizes the textured detail within the rectangular forms, inviting viewers to focus on subtle variations and the passage of time embedded within the patterns.
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