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This contemporary abstract artwork features a striking arrangement of vibrant, colorful strokes. The composition is dominated by long, thin shapes in shades of red, orange, yellow, and brown, which create a sense of dynamic movement and energy. The artist has employed a variety of techniques, including dripping, smearing, and layering, to achieve a rich, textured surface. The work evokes a sense of organic growth or natural phenomena, inviting the viewer to contemplate the interplay of color, form, and the creative process. ...

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Artist
Sheila Hicks
B.1934, American

Since the late 1950s, Sheila Hicks has been producing work exceptionally difficult to categorise. Knotting, wrapping, folding, twisting and stacking wool, linen and cotton: these are only some of the techniques and materials that have seen her undermine conventional artistic categories and their hierarchical relationships. A pupil of Josef Albers at Yale, Sheila Hicks is the heir to both a Modernist spirit that holds the distinctions between fine art, decoration and design to be unimportant and a textile practice that has its roots in pre-Columbian America. If Sheila Hicks chose textiles, it is because from clothes to furniture, interior decoration and on to the canvas that undergirds the high art of painting, these are materials that life constantly puts in our way, in a vast variety of contexts. It also allows works to remain alive, taking different forms each time they are shown. Ductile and tactile, Hicks’s work occupies a singular place in the art of our time. It combines forms typical of modernism with non-Western traditions, the play of colour, and a concern to maintain the vital openness of the work. ...

Sheila Hicks: Artworks
Hesitation is a sign of intelligence
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Hesitation is a sign of intelligence, 2023
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After the Rain
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After the Rain, 2005
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Celestial Intrusion
Sheila Hicks
Celestial Intrusion, 2023
80 x 80cm
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Cour De Rohan Autumn
Sheila Hicks
Cour De Rohan Autumn, 2018
19 x 27cm
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