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Original Chromogenic print -Signed, numbered and dated // Thomas Ruff’s PHG.06_I (2013) is a limited edition chromogenic (C-print) that explores the intersection of abstraction and digital manipulation. The image presents an array of overlapping, semi-transparent shapes in muted tones of red, beige, and hints of purple. The forms appear fluid, as if in motion, with soft edges blending into one another, creating a sense of depth and dynamism. Ruff, known for his innovative use of technology in art, uses digital techniques to deconstruct familiar forms, leaving viewers to interpret the ambiguous shapes in their own way. This print measures approximately 49.8 x 39.9 cm and exemplifies Ruff's fascination with the boundaries between photography and digital abstraction.
PHG.06_I, 2013
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Original Chromogenic print -Signed, numbered and dated // Thomas Ruff’s PHG.06_I (2013) is a limited edition chromogenic (C-print) that explores the intersection of abstraction and digital manipulation. The image presents an array of overlapping, semi-transparent shapes in muted tones of red, beige, and hints of purple. The forms appear fluid, as if in motion, with soft edges blending into one another, creating a sense of depth and dynamism. Ruff, known for his innovative use of technology in art, uses digital techniques to deconstruct familiar forms, leaving viewers to interpret the ambiguous shapes in their own way. This print measures approximately 49.8 x 39.9 cm and exemplifies Ruff's fascination with the boundaries between photography and digital abstraction.
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