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Silkscreen print on Fabriano, 250gr // A Drawing with Lacking Things by Nedko Solakov, created in 2004, is a limited edition silkscreen print that combines minimalist visuals with thoughtful text. The artwork presents a sparse line with small, abstract shapes dangling from it, each accompanied by handwritten annotations in red ink. These textual notes add a narrative element, reflecting on absence and imperfection, inviting the viewer to consider what might be missing. Solakov’s work often involves humor and introspection, and this piece subtly engages with the theme of incompleteness, using simplicity to evoke curiosity and contemplation about the unseen or the unspoken.
A Drawing with Lacking Things, 2004
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Silkscreen print on Fabriano, 250gr // A Drawing with Lacking Things by Nedko Solakov, created in 2004, is a limited edition silkscreen print that combines minimalist visuals with thoughtful text. The artwork presents a sparse line with small, abstract shapes dangling from it, each accompanied by handwritten annotations in red ink. These textual notes add a narrative element, reflecting on absence and imperfection, inviting the viewer to consider what might be missing. Solakov’s work often involves humor and introspection, and this piece subtly engages with the theme of incompleteness, using simplicity to evoke curiosity and contemplation about the unseen or the unspoken.
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Nedko Solakov
A Man With Seven Problems , 2010
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Nedko Solakov
A Drawing With Lacking Things, 2004
Limited Edition Print
Silkscreen
EUR 500
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