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Printmaking, Linocuts on Cardboard
Size: 13.4 W x 18.9 H x 0.1 D in
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83 Views
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This artwork is an experiment in deep purple, dark blue and light blue gouache in different colour shades on white cardboard. The result is an ambiguous, iridescent appearance of colour, depending of the angle of view. Faces and volumes can be seen from different perspectives. Their spacial position can be interpreted differently. So this artprint stays open for everybody's imagination. I always prefer to use low-cost and every day equipment for linocuts as well. So this imprint was made on plain cardboard using pure gouache colours. The motive itself is irretrievable and unique. Colour is reduced to certain shades or completely omitted using black and white settings to purify the statement and to stay understandable. Often I do not force the final look of the picture and use the element of chance. Therefore the final results can be experimental and unforeseen. The artwork is numbered, hand signed and dated by me on the front side. The image shown here is a digital scan of the original image and may show abberations in colour.
Linocuts on Cardboard
One-of-a-kind Artwork
13.4 W x 18.9 H x 0.1 D in
Not Framed
Not applicable
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Wolfgang Höhl was born and grew up in Vienna, Austria. He worked as an architect in Vienna, London and Hamburg. Today he is an Assistant Professor for 3D Computer Graphics in Munich, Germany.
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