B. Wurtz

Pan Painting 17, 201822 x 22 x 5cmSign in to view price

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aluminium, acrylic paintKate Macgarry

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This abstract artwork features a bold, geometric composition of primary colors within a square frame. The vibrant hues of yellow, red, and purple, along with the sharp lines and angular shapes, create a visually striking and dynamic piece. The metallic silver border adds a sleek, modern touch, suggesting the artist's use of contemporary materials and techniques. This work likely reflects the influence of minimalist and op-art movements, aiming to explore the interplay of color, form, and perception in a reductive yet captivating manner. ...

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Artist

B. Wurtz

B.1948, American

B. Wurtz was born in 1948 in Pasadena, California and lives and works in New York. Over the past four decades, Wurtz has been making intimate sculptural works from familiar, utilitarian objects; papier-mâché assemblages balance atop readymade polystyrene plinths, sculptures made using straws, plastic cups and bottle tops delicately attached by pieces of string, aluminium pan paintings and socks sewn to raw canvas exemplify the breadth of his repertoire. He embraces, subverts and reinvents objects which are so familiar that they are almost invisible in our day to day lives. ...