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// Regla Calendario by Mateo López is a limited edition lithograph created in 2012, with an edition size of 40. The artwork depicts a simple, elongated ruler with fine wood grain details and subtle calibrations, suggesting its dual function as both a measuring tool and a calendar. The minimalist presentation emphasizes precision and utility, while the subtle detailing hints at López's fascination with transforming everyday objects into conceptual reflections on time and order. By merging the ruler and calendar into a single object, López invites viewers to consider the relationship between measurement and the passage of time, highlighting how common tools shape our understanding of structure and continuity.
Regla calendario, 2012
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// Regla Calendario by Mateo López is a limited edition lithograph created in 2012, with an edition size of 40. The artwork depicts a simple, elongated ruler with fine wood grain details and subtle calibrations, suggesting its dual function as both a measuring tool and a calendar. The minimalist presentation emphasizes precision and utility, while the subtle detailing hints at López's fascination with transforming everyday objects into conceptual reflections on time and order. By merging the ruler and calendar into a single object, López invites viewers to consider the relationship between measurement and the passage of time, highlighting how common tools shape our understanding of structure and continuity.
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