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Hand-signed, numbered // Tomma Abts' 'O.T., Gap' from 2015 is a limited edition etching that highlights her signature focus on geometric abstraction. The composition is structured with angled lines in alternating gold and blue hues that create a striking sense of depth and movement. Four soft green circles float across the linear background, offering a subtle contrast to the sharp lines. A white diagonal line cuts through the center, further dividing and interacting with the forms. The piece balances both tension and harmony, using a minimalistic palette and meticulous composition. Abts’ work invites viewers to explore the interaction between two-dimensional patterns and the illusion of space, reflecting her careful attention to structure and rhythm.
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Hand-signed, numbered // Tomma Abts' 'O.T., Gap' from 2015 is a limited edition etching that highlights her signature focus on geometric abstraction. The composition is structured with angled lines in alternating gold and blue hues that create a striking sense of depth and movement. Four soft green circles float across the linear background, offering a subtle contrast to the sharp lines. A white diagonal line cuts through the center, further dividing and interacting with the forms. The piece balances both tension and harmony, using a minimalistic palette and meticulous composition. Abts’ work invites viewers to explore the interaction between two-dimensional patterns and the illusion of space, reflecting her careful attention to structure and rhythm.
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Tomma Abts
O.T., Small Circles, 2015
Limited Edition Print
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EUR 5,900
Tomma Abts
O.T., Gap, 2015
Limited Edition Print
Etching
EUR 5,900
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