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Numbered in roman numbers /L (50). // Symboles 3 by S.H. Raza is a lithograph created in 2007, part of a limited edition of 50, numbered in Roman numerals. This vibrant composition features Raza’s exploration of geometric abstraction, employing bold colors such as deep reds, oranges, and blacks, layered with earthy tones. The arrangement of triangles, lines, and circular forms within a structured square layout gives the piece a sense of harmony and order, while also evoking elements of traditional Indian symbolism. Raza’s work often reflects his interest in spirituality and the relationship between form and color, and in Symboles 3, these shapes appear almost as mystical symbols, inviting contemplation. The artwork’s dynamic symmetry and rich hues exemplify Raza’s signature style, blending modern abstraction with cultural depth.
Symboles 3, 2007
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Numbered in roman numbers /L (50). // Symboles 3 by S.H. Raza is a lithograph created in 2007, part of a limited edition of 50, numbered in Roman numerals. This vibrant composition features Raza’s exploration of geometric abstraction, employing bold colors such as deep reds, oranges, and blacks, layered with earthy tones. The arrangement of triangles, lines, and circular forms within a structured square layout gives the piece a sense of harmony and order, while also evoking elements of traditional Indian symbolism. Raza’s work often reflects his interest in spirituality and the relationship between form and color, and in Symboles 3, these shapes appear almost as mystical symbols, inviting contemplation. The artwork’s dynamic symmetry and rich hues exemplify Raza’s signature style, blending modern abstraction with cultural depth.
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Gestural art is a term that describes painting with freely sweeping brushstrokes. The primary goal of gestural art is to allow the artist to physically express emotional impulses. The varied, yet expressive paint marks are intended to convey the artist's inner thoughts and emotions, which viewers are believed to understand through the dynamic and spontaneous application of paint.