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Print plate : 24,2mm x 17,2mm etching on paper Signed in pencil 34.5cm x 28.5cm (13.6” x 11.2”) // Michael Borremans' Soubirous (2017) is a limited edition etching that exemplifies his ability to blend realism with an enigmatic, almost surreal atmosphere. The monochromatic print depicts a group of figures, some in cloaked or robed attire, surrounding a ghostly, vacant silhouette at the center. The composition is both eerie and contemplative, inviting viewers to ponder the narrative or symbolism behind the scene. Borremans’ meticulous technique captures the texture and mood of the moment, creating a haunting visual that suggests a mysterious or ritualistic gathering. This work is emblematic of his exploration into the psychological depths and ambiguities of human presence.
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Print plate : 24,2mm x 17,2mm etching on paper Signed in pencil 34.5cm x 28.5cm (13.6” x 11.2”) // Michael Borremans' Soubirous (2017) is a limited edition etching that exemplifies his ability to blend realism with an enigmatic, almost surreal atmosphere. The monochromatic print depicts a group of figures, some in cloaked or robed attire, surrounding a ghostly, vacant silhouette at the center. The composition is both eerie and contemplative, inviting viewers to ponder the narrative or symbolism behind the scene. Borremans’ meticulous technique captures the texture and mood of the moment, creating a haunting visual that suggests a mysterious or ritualistic gathering. This work is emblematic of his exploration into the psychological depths and ambiguities of human presence.
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