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Screenprint on paper - Printed by Jose Alpuche - Signed, dated and numbered in pencil on recto // Red, Green, Black by Paul McCarthy, a silkscreen print from 2005, is an intricate and layered composition that combines chaotic, gestural lines with figurative elements. Rendered in vibrant shades of red, green, and black, the artwork portrays various overlapping figures and objects that seem to merge and blend into each other, creating a sense of disarray and motion. McCarthy’s characteristic raw and provocative style is evident, as he often explores themes of identity, culture, and societal taboos. The dynamic use of color and frenetic line work lend the piece an unsettling energy, drawing viewers into a complex visual narrative that invites interpretation. Signed and numbered, this limited-edition print reflects McCarthy's intense exploration of human expression and psychological depth.
Red, Green, Black, 2005
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Screenprint on paper - Printed by Jose Alpuche - Signed, dated and numbered in pencil on recto // Red, Green, Black by Paul McCarthy, a silkscreen print from 2005, is an intricate and layered composition that combines chaotic, gestural lines with figurative elements. Rendered in vibrant shades of red, green, and black, the artwork portrays various overlapping figures and objects that seem to merge and blend into each other, creating a sense of disarray and motion. McCarthy’s characteristic raw and provocative style is evident, as he often explores themes of identity, culture, and societal taboos. The dynamic use of color and frenetic line work lend the piece an unsettling energy, drawing viewers into a complex visual narrative that invites interpretation. Signed and numbered, this limited-edition print reflects McCarthy's intense exploration of human expression and psychological depth.
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Red, Green, Black, 2005
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