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plate size 13x9 cm // Crucifictions, no more by Thierry De Cordier is a limited edition etching from 2005, characterized by a somber and introspective aesthetic. This artwork, with a compact plate size of 13x9 cm, presents a dark, abstract form reminiscent of a cross or inverted figure, shrouded in shadowy textures. De Cordier's use of dense, dark tones and minimalistic composition creates a powerful sense of gravity, evoking themes of spirituality, despair, and transcendence. The title suggests a rejection or transcendence of suffering, possibly commenting on the artist’s views on sacrifice and human suffering. Limited to an edition of 60, this etching captures the essence of De Cordier's reflective and often existential style.
Crucifictions, no more, 2005
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plate size 13x9 cm // Crucifictions, no more by Thierry De Cordier is a limited edition etching from 2005, characterized by a somber and introspective aesthetic. This artwork, with a compact plate size of 13x9 cm, presents a dark, abstract form reminiscent of a cross or inverted figure, shrouded in shadowy textures. De Cordier's use of dense, dark tones and minimalistic composition creates a powerful sense of gravity, evoking themes of spirituality, despair, and transcendence. The title suggests a rejection or transcendence of suffering, possibly commenting on the artist’s views on sacrifice and human suffering. Limited to an edition of 60, this etching captures the essence of De Cordier's reflective and often existential style.
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