The magic lies in the indefinite is an abstract face, a play on shapes and contrasts that alludes to the figure of a face without delineating the details precisely. Black ink blends with the opacity of white enamel, creating an image that emerges spontaneously from the canvas, as if it were the result of a chance encounter between the materials. This technique allows the subject of the work to appear and disappear, offering the viewer the chance to catch moments of recognition alternating with moments of mysterious indecipherability. The magic of the work lies precisely in this indefiniteness, where randomness mixed with control meet and mingle, leaving the viewer’s imagination to complete the face.
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The magic lies in the indefinite
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& Free ShippingThe work is an abstract face, a play on shapes and contrasts that alludes to the figure of a face without delineating the details precisely. Black ink blends with the opacity of white enamel, creating an image that emerges spontaneously from the canvas, as if it were the result of a chance encounter between the materials.
Size: 24 x 32 x 3 cm. Original work, unique piece. Mixed media on watercolor paper lined on canvas. Ready to hang, with black wooden frame. Signed on the back and with certificate of authenticity. .Free shipping and taxes included.
| Weight | 2 kg |
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| Dimensions | 24 × 3 × 32 cm |
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