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Screenprint silkscreen, printed with 23 colours plus UV glaze// Robert Towne exemplifies Sarah Morris's signature geometric abstraction through a 23-color silkscreen composition inspired by the screenwriter's visual language and creative methodology. Morris's rigorous chromatic and compositional systems transform the subject into an exploration of pattern, proportion, and the intersections between visual art and narrative form. The print celebrates Morris's distinctive contribution to contemporary geometric abstraction.
Robert Towne, 2006
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Screenprint silkscreen, printed with 23 colours plus UV glaze// Robert Towne exemplifies Sarah Morris's signature geometric abstraction through a 23-color silkscreen composition inspired by the screenwriter's visual language and creative methodology. Morris's rigorous chromatic and compositional systems transform the subject into an exploration of pattern, proportion, and the intersections between visual art and narrative form. The print celebrates Morris's distinctive contribution to contemporary geometric abstraction.
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Sarah Morris
Robert Towne, 2006
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Mixed Media
EUR 2,400
Sarah Morris
Geigy (Clips), 2011
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![Sarah Morris's 1980 [Rings] silkscreen print with overlapping rings and lines in vibrant red, blue, and pastel tones on a white background.](https://media.composition.gallery/artworkpic/Sarah-MORRIS-1980-Rings-Silkscreen-available-for-sale-on-www1581882200_200x200.jpg "Sarah Morris's 1980 [Rings] silkscreen print with overlapping rings and lines in vibrant red, blue, and pastel tones on a white background.")
Sarah Morris
1980 [Rings], 2009
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