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[acrylic paint on Japanese paper] |
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these works, the symbolism of
the paper is fundamentally connected
to the frailty of its texture. |
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The
stripes of paper, wrinkled and
folded, result on a quasi-ritualistic
performance, withdrawn from
the memory, now fully abstract,
of the technique of fuxico.
Organic shapes appear from the
un-building/building movement,
In a colored tri-dimension manner,
bringing us data which are almost
sensorial. |
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