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// Tipografía de papel by Mateo López, a limited edition lithograph created in 2012, explores the abstraction of typography through geometric lines and shapes. Produced in an edition of 40, this artwork presents a series of stylized letters and numbers deconstructed into minimalist forms. Each character, from A to Z and 0 to 9, is represented by lines, shapes, and divisions within square grids, evoking a technical, almost architectural approach to letterforms. The composition invites viewers to engage with typography in a new way, where letters become visual constructions rather than conventional symbols. López’s meticulous design reflects his fascination with structure, spatial relations, and the intersection of art and design.
Tipografía de papel, 2012
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// Tipografía de papel by Mateo López, a limited edition lithograph created in 2012, explores the abstraction of typography through geometric lines and shapes. Produced in an edition of 40, this artwork presents a series of stylized letters and numbers deconstructed into minimalist forms. Each character, from A to Z and 0 to 9, is represented by lines, shapes, and divisions within square grids, evoking a technical, almost architectural approach to letterforms. The composition invites viewers to engage with typography in a new way, where letters become visual constructions rather than conventional symbols. López’s meticulous design reflects his fascination with structure, spatial relations, and the intersection of art and design.
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