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Printmaking, Aquatint on Paper
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“Bratislava Memory II” expands the visual vocabulary established in the first work of the series. Here the interplay of translucent and opaque forms suggests architectural layers, weathered surfaces and urban traces accumulated over time. The warm red structures contrast with cooler greens, generati...
Year Created:
2004
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Printmaking, Aquatint on Paper
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One-of-a-kind Artwork
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39 W x 26 H x 0.1 D in
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Szocs Geza
Hungary
Geza Szocs is a Hungarian contemporary printmaker whose work explores the silent architecture of forms through etching, aquatint and mixed printmaking techniques. His geometric and symbolic structures appear as visual fragments of memory, atmosphere and inner landscapes. His works have been exhibited internationally and are included in public and private collections across Europe and Asia.
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