Experiments in form |
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Serie Doubles |
What? When? | |||
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Experiments in form (since 2009) are neither painting nor sculpture. They explore an extension of two dimensional works into three-dimensional space. Three dimensions are real space. The stripes and the fields of colour define the spatial structure of the work, which divide and give unity to the composition. |
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| Serie Doubles I - I, acrylic painting on MDF plate, 2010. | Serie Doubles IV-I, screen printing, 2009. |
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«To appreciate a work of art we need bring with us nothing but a sense of form and colour and a knowledge of three-dimensional space. (…) a sense of three-dimensional space is essential to be full appreciation of most architectural forms.» by Clive Bell (Art:1914) HARRISON, Charles. Wood, Paul. (1992) Art in Theory 1900-1990. An Antology of Changing Ideas. Oxford: Blackwell, p. 115. Read also: Statement |
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| Serie Doubles I - II, acrylic painting on MDF plate, 2010. | Serie Doubles IV-II, screen printing, 2009. | |||
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| Serie Doubles II, acrylic painting on wood, 2010. | Serie Doubles IV-III, screen printing, 2009. | |||
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| Serie Doubles III, acrylic painting on wood, 2010. | ||||
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| Serie Doubles V, acrylic painting on wood, 2010. | Serie Doubles IX-I, screen printing, 2010. | |||
| Serie Doubles VIII-I, screen printing, 2010. | Serie Doubles IX-II, screen printing, 2010 | |||
| Serie Doubles VIII-I, screen printing, 2010. (Framed) | ||||
| Serie Alphabet | ||||
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| on the left: Alphabet I, screen printing and white relief, 2009. on the right: Homage to hexagon I, screen printing, 2010. | Rhombus II, screen printing, 2008. | |||
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| on the left: Alphabet II, screen printing and white relief, 2009. on the right: Homage to hexagon II, screen printing, 2010. | Diamond with white bars, screen printing, 2009. | |||
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Alphabet II - detail, screenprinting and white relief, 2009. |
Diamond with white bars I , screen printing, 2009. | |||
1st Phase of the project (end of 2008): |
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| © Marisa Ferreira, 2008-2010 | ||||