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// Natural History by Arakawa Shusaku is a serigraph print that explores abstract concepts of decision-making and perception through minimalist design and textual elements. The artwork features a line that begins on the left and subtly slopes downward, accompanied by a colorful cluster of vertical lines on the right. Below, phrases such as the length of decision and the nature of taste or bullshit provoke thought on human choices and subjective interpretation. Created in 1969, this limited edition print (192/200) embodies Arakawa’s intellectual approach to art, where language and geometry intersect to question reality and the nature of decision.
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// Natural History by Arakawa Shusaku is a serigraph print that explores abstract concepts of decision-making and perception through minimalist design and textual elements. The artwork features a line that begins on the left and subtly slopes downward, accompanied by a colorful cluster of vertical lines on the right. Below, phrases such as the length of decision and the nature of taste or bullshit provoke thought on human choices and subjective interpretation. Created in 1969, this limited edition print (192/200) embodies Arakawa’s intellectual approach to art, where language and geometry intersect to question reality and the nature of decision.
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Shusaku Arakawa
Four Dimensions Exist In One Dimension, 1965
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Shusaku Arakawa
Natural History, 1969
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Shusaku Arakawa
Natural History, 1969
Limited Edition Print
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