Portfolio of 6 Pigmented Ink Printings; on Hahnemüle paper.
Vik Muniz’s After Sonia Delaunay (2025) is a portfolio of six pigmented ink prints on Hahnemühle paper that reinterprets the vibrant modernist language of Sonia Delaunay through Muniz’s contemporary lens. Issued in an edition of 20, each print measures 49.8 x 38.1 cm (19.60 x 15 in.) and presents stylized female figures composed of bold geometric forms and saturated color blocks. Drawing inspiration from Delaunay’s Orphist exploration of rhythm, abstraction, and fashion, Muniz translates her dynamic patterns into crisp, graphic compositions. Set against textured white grounds, the figures appear both decorative and architectural, balancing movement with flatness. The portfolio reflects Muniz’s ongoing engagement with art history, appropriation, and the transformation of iconic visual vocabularies into new contexts.
Artwork Copyright © Vik MunizVik Muniz (Brazil, 1961) is a celebrated contemporary artist known for his innovative use of unconventional materials like chocolate, garbage, and thread. He recreates iconic images with these mediums, blurring the line between high art and everyday objects. Muniz’s works explore perception, memory, and the relationship between art and reality.
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Portfolio of 6 Pigmented Ink Printings; on Hahnemüle paper.
Vik Muniz’s After Sonia Delaunay (2025) is a portfolio of six pigmented ink prints on Hahnemühle paper that reinterprets the vibrant modernist language of Sonia Delaunay through Muniz’s contemporary lens. Issued in an edition of 20, each print measures 49.8 x 38.1 cm (19.60 x 15 in.) and presents stylized female figures composed of bold geometric forms and saturated color blocks. Drawing inspiration from Delaunay’s Orphist exploration of rhythm, abstraction, and fashion, Muniz translates her dynamic patterns into crisp, graphic compositions. Set against textured white grounds, the figures appear both decorative and architectural, balancing movement with flatness. The portfolio reflects Muniz’s ongoing engagement with art history, appropriation, and the transformation of iconic visual vocabularies into new contexts.
Artwork Copyright © Vik MunizVik Muniz (Brazil, 1961) is a celebrated contemporary artist known for his innovative use of unconventional materials like chocolate, garbage, and thread. He recreates iconic images with these mediums, blurring the line between high art and everyday objects. Muniz’s works explore perception, memory, and the relationship between art and reality.
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