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Etching and aquatint on copper plate - Printed in 2 colors - Fabriano Rosaspina paper // Presenza grafica by Pol Bury, created in 1973, is a limited-edition etching and aquatint print that plays with geometric abstraction and tonal contrast. Rendered on Fabriano Rosaspina paper, the work is characterized by overlapping rectangles, circles, and triangular forms that create a dynamic sense of movement and balance. The composition is executed in rich brown and earthy tones, which give the piece warmth and depth. Bury’s careful use of light and shadow within the shapes suggests a three-dimensionality, turning flat forms into a visually engaging, almost sculptural space. Known for his work in kinetic art and geometric abstraction, Bury explores themes of rhythm and tension, inviting viewers to engage with the subtleties of structure and form.
Presenza grafica, 1973
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Etching and aquatint on copper plate - Printed in 2 colors - Fabriano Rosaspina paper // Presenza grafica by Pol Bury, created in 1973, is a limited-edition etching and aquatint print that plays with geometric abstraction and tonal contrast. Rendered on Fabriano Rosaspina paper, the work is characterized by overlapping rectangles, circles, and triangular forms that create a dynamic sense of movement and balance. The composition is executed in rich brown and earthy tones, which give the piece warmth and depth. Bury’s careful use of light and shadow within the shapes suggests a three-dimensionality, turning flat forms into a visually engaging, almost sculptural space. Known for his work in kinetic art and geometric abstraction, Bury explores themes of rhythm and tension, inviting viewers to engage with the subtleties of structure and form.
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