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Screen print, signed by hand // Seuloeil (white) by Otto Piene, a limited-edition screen print from 1991, captures a surreal, abstracted eye that dominates the composition with its haunting presence. Rendered in stark black and white, the print emphasizes contrast, with a central circular form resembling a pupil surrounded by a darkened area, suggesting an intense gaze. Above the eye, a thick, curved stroke arcs gracefully, evoking an eyelid or eyebrow, while soft shading adds depth. Piene’s minimalist yet striking design invites contemplation on themes of perception, observation, and the mysterious nature of vision, emphasizing the silent power of a single eye.
Seuloeil (white), 1991
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Screen print, signed by hand // Seuloeil (white) by Otto Piene, a limited-edition screen print from 1991, captures a surreal, abstracted eye that dominates the composition with its haunting presence. Rendered in stark black and white, the print emphasizes contrast, with a central circular form resembling a pupil surrounded by a darkened area, suggesting an intense gaze. Above the eye, a thick, curved stroke arcs gracefully, evoking an eyelid or eyebrow, while soft shading adds depth. Piene’s minimalist yet striking design invites contemplation on themes of perception, observation, and the mysterious nature of vision, emphasizing the silent power of a single eye.
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