Boutros The Last Week of 2020, 202036 x 25cm5716 USD
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sun of the last week of 2020, on recycled paper bought at hema, amsterdamMartins&Montero
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This abstract artwork features a simple rectangular form in a muted, earthy palette. The composition is spare and minimalist, with the central beige shape positioned within a crisp white frame. The artist has employed a restrained, contemplative style that emphasizes the inherent qualities of the materials, namely the textured paper surface and the soft tonal gradations. This pared-down aesthetic reflects the Minimalist art movement, which aimed to create works focused on fundamental elements like shape, color, and space rather than narrative or representational content. ...
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