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Edition of 7 + 2 EA (3 with rose back, 3 with green back, and 3 with yellow back). The price refers to one single piece, with the option to choose between rose, green, or yellow. The plexiglass becomes fluorescent under black light. Signed in marker on the reverse. // Colormirror Glow after Rose Gent by Regine Schumann is a fluorescent plexiglass sculpture available in three color variants — rose, green, or yellow — each measuring 22.5 × 17 × 8 cm. It belongs to an edition of seven plus two artist’s proofs, with three works produced in each color. Embedded fluorescent pigments within the plexiglass emit a delicate glow under both ambient and black-light illumination, generating layered color interactions and shimmering reflections. The work oscillates between painting and object, transforming perception through light, translucency, and optical play. Schumann’s practice, grounded in Goethe’s color theory and minimalism, highlights how light energy activates material, making color a spatial and immersive experience. Based in Cologne, Schumann is renowned for her luminous acrylic works and large-scale light installations.
Colormirror glow after rose gent, 2025
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Edition of 7 + 2 EA (3 with rose back, 3 with green back, and 3 with yellow back). The price refers to one single piece, with the option to choose between rose, green, or yellow. The plexiglass becomes fluorescent under black light. Signed in marker on the reverse. // Colormirror Glow after Rose Gent by Regine Schumann is a fluorescent plexiglass sculpture available in three color variants — rose, green, or yellow — each measuring 22.5 × 17 × 8 cm. It belongs to an edition of seven plus two artist’s proofs, with three works produced in each color. Embedded fluorescent pigments within the plexiglass emit a delicate glow under both ambient and black-light illumination, generating layered color interactions and shimmering reflections. The work oscillates between painting and object, transforming perception through light, translucency, and optical play. Schumann’s practice, grounded in Goethe’s color theory and minimalism, highlights how light energy activates material, making color a spatial and immersive experience. Based in Cologne, Schumann is renowned for her luminous acrylic works and large-scale light installations.
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