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// Albert Ràfols-Casamada’s Finestres-1 (1993) is a limited edition etching that reflects his distinct abstract style, blending earthy tones with layered shapes and lines. The artwork features a combination of browns, whites, and subtle pinks, with overlapping forms that suggest the framework of a window, in line with the title Finestres (meaning Windows in Catalan). Thin black lines intersect across the composition, creating a sense of structural form, while a small crescent shape adds an element of celestial intrigue. The piece invites viewers to look beyond the immediate scene, as if peering through a window into an abstracted landscape. Ràfols-Casamada’s use of lines and soft colors creates a balanced, introspective mood, embodying his poetic approach to abstraction.
Finestres-1 , 1993
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// Albert Ràfols-Casamada’s Finestres-1 (1993) is a limited edition etching that reflects his distinct abstract style, blending earthy tones with layered shapes and lines. The artwork features a combination of browns, whites, and subtle pinks, with overlapping forms that suggest the framework of a window, in line with the title Finestres (meaning Windows in Catalan). Thin black lines intersect across the composition, creating a sense of structural form, while a small crescent shape adds an element of celestial intrigue. The piece invites viewers to look beyond the immediate scene, as if peering through a window into an abstracted landscape. Ràfols-Casamada’s use of lines and soft colors creates a balanced, introspective mood, embodying his poetic approach to abstraction.
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