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Etching and monotype 2 plates of 140 x 100 cm. each Printed on Hahnemuhle, 300 gr. - Total size 140 x 200 cm. - e/u (e?preuve unique) // Alison Wilding's Dogs (Diptych in Rust and Crimson) (2005) is a bold, expressive monotype etching that uses broad, sweeping strokes of rust, crimson, and deep gray to create a dynamic, abstract composition. The diptych format emphasizes a sense of duality, with forms that seem organic and almost bodily, evoking raw, visceral energy. The colors—earthy rust, intense crimson, and cool gray—contrast against a muted background, enhancing the sense of movement and tension within each panel. Printed on Hahnemühle paper, the texture and weight of the medium add depth to the artwork, reflecting Wilding's exploration of materiality and form in abstract representation.
Dogs (diptych in Rust and Crimson), 2005
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Etching and monotype 2 plates of 140 x 100 cm. each Printed on Hahnemuhle, 300 gr. - Total size 140 x 200 cm. - e/u (e?preuve unique) // Alison Wilding's Dogs (Diptych in Rust and Crimson) (2005) is a bold, expressive monotype etching that uses broad, sweeping strokes of rust, crimson, and deep gray to create a dynamic, abstract composition. The diptych format emphasizes a sense of duality, with forms that seem organic and almost bodily, evoking raw, visceral energy. The colors—earthy rust, intense crimson, and cool gray—contrast against a muted background, enhancing the sense of movement and tension within each panel. Printed on Hahnemühle paper, the texture and weight of the medium add depth to the artwork, reflecting Wilding's exploration of materiality and form in abstract representation.
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Abstract art uses form, shape, line, and color to create a visual experience without attempting to represent external reality. The composition exists independently of the world's visual references, focusing on expressing ideas and emotions through non-representational means.