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José Bifano:
Picture "Alambrada" (2023)
Picture "Alambrada" (2023)
Picture "Alambrada" (2023)
Picture "Alambrada" (2023)
Picture "Alambrada" (2023)
Picture "Alambrada" (2023)
Picture "Alambrada" (2023)
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Picture "Alambrada" (2023)
José Bifano:
Picture "Alambrada" (2023)

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Acrylic | Paper | Format 50 x 70 cm (H/W)

€800.00

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Delivery time: approx. 2 weeks

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Picture "Alambrada" (2023)
José Bifano: Picture "Alambrada" (2023)

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Picture "Alambrada" (2023)

"Alambrada" is a captivating black and white image that displays a high-contrast, sharp, and precise portrayal of waves that resemble coiled wires in motion. The overlapping lines that form the complex and attractive structure of the image create a sense of vitality and force. This artwork invites the viewer to observe it attentively, delve into its intricate details, and uncover its own unique dynamics. This artwork was created using my own technique, which uses toilet paper as a support. In its creation, I used acrylic paints, glue, toilet paper, and water.

Producer: ars mundi Edition Max Büchner GmbH, Bödekerstraße 13, 30161 Hanover, Germany Email: info@arsmundi.de

About José Bifano

José Bifano is a Venezuelan artist based in Barcelona, ​​Spain.
In his oeuvre, color, shape and texture are found in geometric and abstract patterns systematically and precisely articulated. For Bifano "life takes place in the change produced in the continuity of things... Change transforms us and continuity makes us permanent". During the creative process performs radical transformations in his works, making them change several times in an orderly and continuous dynamic of deconstruction and reconstruction that creates unity. He carefully works out every detail in an attempt to reconcile the order and chaos present in the transformation process. “My method seeks to connect movement with precision, painting with form, balance with chaos; searching for the illusion of existence". Bifano use disposable paper as a support for his works, showing the possibility of transforming an ephemeral material into a permanent work of art.
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