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C-print, acrylic lacquer on vinyl, mounted on a stretcher frame. Signed on a label on the reverse, numbered, printed title and inscribed "Edition für Parkett 30, 1991". Edition for Parkett, No. 30, 1991, Parkett-Verlag, Zurich. Produced by Rosco/Pixmil, San Diego, USA. Catalogue raisonné Becker/von der Osten 2000 No. 91. // Sigmar Polke's edition for Parkett 30 combines a C-print with acrylic lacquer on vinyl, mounted on a stretcher frame. The composition features crossed trowels within an open box, rendered through Polke's characteristic raster dot technique and rotated forty-five degrees into a diamond orientation. The pink, blue, and red color shifts create an unstable visual field that questions the reliability of photographic reproduction. This work embodies Polke's sustained critique of image-making processes and his subversive engagement with the visual languages of mass media and consumer culture.
Dr Pabscht het z’Schpiez s’Schpäckbschteck z’schpät bschteut, 1980/1991
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C-print, acrylic lacquer on vinyl, mounted on a stretcher frame. Signed on a label on the reverse, numbered, printed title and inscribed "Edition für Parkett 30, 1991". Edition for Parkett, No. 30, 1991, Parkett-Verlag, Zurich. Produced by Rosco/Pixmil, San Diego, USA. Catalogue raisonné Becker/von der Osten 2000 No. 91. // Sigmar Polke's edition for Parkett 30 combines a C-print with acrylic lacquer on vinyl, mounted on a stretcher frame. The composition features crossed trowels within an open box, rendered through Polke's characteristic raster dot technique and rotated forty-five degrees into a diamond orientation. The pink, blue, and red color shifts create an unstable visual field that questions the reliability of photographic reproduction. This work embodies Polke's sustained critique of image-making processes and his subversive engagement with the visual languages of mass media and consumer culture.
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