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Back’s multi-coloured intricate woodcuts feature bright colours and rich patterns that focus on the beauty and diversity of the landscape that surrounds us. An invitation to enjoy it and take care of it.
About the artist
Back’s multi-coloured intricate woodcuts feature bright colours and rich patterns that focus on the beauty and diversity of the landscape that surrounds us. An invitation to enjoy it and take care of it.
About the artist
Back’s multi-coloured intricate woodcuts feature bright colours and rich patterns that focus on the beauty and diversity of the landscape that surrounds us. An invitation to enjoy it and take care of it.
About the artists
Pepelnak’s woodcuts with implemented handmade paper utilise negative space to create root-like structures in minimalist environments. The interlocking lines and textured paper convey a sense of process and growth.
About the artists
Pepelnak’s woodcuts with implemented handmade paper utilise negative space to create root-like structures in minimalist environments. The interlocking lines and textured paper convey a sense of process and growth.
About the artists
Pepelnak’s woodcuts with implemented handmade paper utilise negative space to create root-like structures in minimalist environments. The interlocking lines and textured paper convey a sense of process and growth.
About the artist
Rozpara’s large-scale woodcut and collagraph prints depict abstract forms and patterns, with colour and texture intervening in constant movement. The overlapping colour and shape creates a hazy, blurred perspective, reminiscent of reflections of rippling water.
About the artist
Heimann’s woodcuts combine a forest landscape with bright, unnatural tones, questioning the perception of our surroundings. A sense of disorientation and movement is brought about by the layering and misalignment of the images.
About the artist
Heimann’s woodcuts combine a forest landscape with bright, unnatural tones, questioning the perception of our surroundings. A sense of disorientation and movement is brought about by the layering and misalignment of the images.
Artist: Richard Hricko (US)
Title: “Root II ”
Material/Technique: Laser and Hand Engraved Woodcut Hand Printed on Kitakata Paper
Edition:2 /10
Year: 2019
Image Size: 60cm x 121cm
Paper Size: 60cm x 121cm
Price: 1000 euro +35% Import/taxfees to the EU
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