De-semn / De-Sign

Alexandru Chira

De-semn / De-Sign, 199352 x 37.2 x 3cmSign in to view price
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pencil and crayon on paperFitzpatrick Gallery
Description
Human-crafted. AI-refined.

The artwork features a geometric abstract composition in muted tones of gray, pink, and yellow. The central shape resembles a shield or heraldic emblem, with intersecting lines and angular forms creating a dynamic and symmetrical design. The artist employs a minimalist style, highlighting the interplay of shapes, colors, and negative space to evoke a sense of balance and visual tension. This abstract piece likely reflects the artist's exploration of modernist principles, aiming to convey a symbolic or introspective message through its refined, conceptual approach. ...

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Alexandru Chira
Artist
Alexandru Chira
B.1947, Romanian/Omani

Alexandru Chira was a deeply symbolic, multi‑dimensional artist whose practice bridged material, place, and imagination. Often referring to himself as a “master of utopia,” he worked across painting, drawing, installation, land art, film, theoretical texts, and essays to construct a personal cosmos of images, words, and emotional resonance. His art was defined by a complex iconography: geometric “gear‑poems,” mandala-like structures, and allegorical machinery that merged rural life, cosmic ritual, and spiritual invocation. Rooted in the experience of his native village Tăuşeni—including the memory of a decade‑long drought—his work embodied a belief in art as a transformative system, blending functionality, ritual, and poetic intent. His visual language featured abstracted symbols‑objects that echoed both religious myth and agricultural machinery, reflecting his ongoing interrogation of communication, transcendence, and the interaction between the terrestrial and the spiritual. Chira approached art as a holistic, autopoietic system—speaking across intellectual, emotional, tactile, and ritualistic domains—creating a territory where abstraction became encoded experience. ...

Alexandru Chira: Artworks
Study XVI
Alexandru ChiraStudy XVI, 1984
87 x 56 x 2cm
Untitled
Alexandru ChiraUntitled, 1992
96 x 68 x 3cm
Untitled
Alexandru ChiraUntitled, 2000
196 x 122cm
Untitled
Alexandru ChiraUntitled, 2002
67.5 x 53 x 3cm
Untitled
Alexandru ChiraUntitled, 2000
67.5 x 53 x 3cm
Madonna with Shuttle - Study IV
Untitled
Alexandru ChiraUntitled, 1990
101.5 x 72 x 3cm
Untitled
Alexandru ChiraUntitled, 1990
95.7 x 66 x 3cm
De-semn / De-Sign
Alexandru ChiraDe-semn / De-Sign, 1993
52 x 37.2 x 3cm
Untitled
Alexandru ChiraUntitled, 1990
41 x 31cm
Fondant Madonna
The Dinner
Untitled
Alexandru ChiraUntitled, 1973
33 x 20cm
Icon for the Sower
Untitled
Alexandru ChiraUntitled, 1980
59 x 49cm
Untitled
Alexandru ChiraUntitled, 1993
80 x 79 x 2cm
Fitzpatrick Gallery

Established in 2020, Fitzpatrick Gallery is focused on an international program of curated projects in site-specific venues worldwide, and on-site exhibitions at their primary location in Paris, inaugurated in September 2021 in the Marais gallery district at 123 rue de Turenne. They are involved in every level of production with their represented artists, working in close collaboration with institutions, publishing houses, advisory firms, and other partners. Fitzpatrick Gallery builds on the legacy of Freedman Fitzpatrick which was established in 2013 with locations in Los Angeles and Paris. ...