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// Good Days by Rashid Johnson, a limited edition mixed media print from 2014, is a striking example of Johnson’s exploration of identity, culture, and history. The artwork is characterized by layered, abstract forms that include overlapping circles and bold black shapes dripping downward, set against a textured, earthy background. This complex layering and use of dark tones convey a raw, expressive energy, evoking themes of struggle, resilience, and introspection. Known for his use of unconventional materials and mark-making techniques, Johnson often draws on his own experiences and cultural heritage, creating pieces that feel both personal and universal. With an edition size of only 40, Good Days invites viewers to engage with its depth and contemplate its evocative, layered imagery.
Good days, 2014
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// Good Days by Rashid Johnson, a limited edition mixed media print from 2014, is a striking example of Johnson’s exploration of identity, culture, and history. The artwork is characterized by layered, abstract forms that include overlapping circles and bold black shapes dripping downward, set against a textured, earthy background. This complex layering and use of dark tones convey a raw, expressive energy, evoking themes of struggle, resilience, and introspection. Known for his use of unconventional materials and mark-making techniques, Johnson often draws on his own experiences and cultural heritage, creating pieces that feel both personal and universal. With an edition size of only 40, Good Days invites viewers to engage with its depth and contemplate its evocative, layered imagery.
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What is Found Object?
A found object is a term used to describe a man-made or natural object, or a fragment of one, that an artist discovers or purchases and keeps for inspiration or as a work of art. The artist may also modify the object or incorporate it into a collage or assemblage, transforming it into a new piece of art.
