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// Réflexions by Robert Barry is a minimalist lithograph that invites quiet contemplation. Created in 1991 and produced in a limited edition of 250, the artwork is subtle, with faint words scattered across a soft, almost blank background. The words—such as WONDER, BEYOND, and ALMOST—are isolated, encouraging viewers to engage in introspective thought. Barry's approach emphasizes the power of language and space, inviting interpretation and reflection. This piece evokes a meditative state, where simplicity enhances the potential for deeper meaning, aligning with Barry's conceptual focus on language as a tool for engaging the mind.
Réflexions, 1991
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// Réflexions by Robert Barry is a minimalist lithograph that invites quiet contemplation. Created in 1991 and produced in a limited edition of 250, the artwork is subtle, with faint words scattered across a soft, almost blank background. The words—such as WONDER, BEYOND, and ALMOST—are isolated, encouraging viewers to engage in introspective thought. Barry's approach emphasizes the power of language and space, inviting interpretation and reflection. This piece evokes a meditative state, where simplicity enhances the potential for deeper meaning, aligning with Barry's conceptual focus on language as a tool for engaging the mind.
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Robert Barry
Réflexions, 1991
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EUR 850
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