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Signed and dated. Print in five colors on smooth cardboard. One of 100 copies for the Hamburg Art Association. (every version is unique). D. Dobke, Dieter Roth - Druckgraphik, Catalogue Raisonné 1946-1998, Hamburg/London 2003, no. 240. Published by the Hamburger Kunstverein, Hamburg Image: 48 x 68cm. Sheet: 61 x 86cm. Dieter Roth’s Selbstbildnis als Loch (1972) is a screenprint in five colors, created as part of a unique series of 100 prints for the Hamburger Kunstverein. Each version is distinct, emphasizing Roth’s experimental and process-driven approach to printmaking. The composition features a silhouetted self-portrait, interrupted by a vibrant grid of overlapping colors and geometric patterns. The "hole" in the image suggests themes of absence, self-erasure, and transformation, concepts central to Roth’s work. By distorting the traditional self-portrait, he challenges the viewer’s perception of identity and representation. This piece, documented in Dieter Roth – Druckgraphik, Catalogue Raisonné, highlights his innovative contributions to contemporary printmaking.
Selbstbildnis als Loch, 1972
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Signed and dated. Print in five colors on smooth cardboard. One of 100 copies for the Hamburg Art Association. (every version is unique). D. Dobke, Dieter Roth - Druckgraphik, Catalogue Raisonné 1946-1998, Hamburg/London 2003, no. 240. Published by the Hamburger Kunstverein, Hamburg Image: 48 x 68cm. Sheet: 61 x 86cm. Dieter Roth’s Selbstbildnis als Loch (1972) is a screenprint in five colors, created as part of a unique series of 100 prints for the Hamburger Kunstverein. Each version is distinct, emphasizing Roth’s experimental and process-driven approach to printmaking. The composition features a silhouetted self-portrait, interrupted by a vibrant grid of overlapping colors and geometric patterns. The "hole" in the image suggests themes of absence, self-erasure, and transformation, concepts central to Roth’s work. By distorting the traditional self-portrait, he challenges the viewer’s perception of identity and representation. This piece, documented in Dieter Roth – Druckgraphik, Catalogue Raisonné, highlights his innovative contributions to contemporary printmaking.
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What is Earth Art?
Earth art, also known as Land Art, emerged in the 1960s and 70s as part of the conceptual art movement. It involves creating artworks by sculpting the land or constructing structures in the landscape using natural materials like earth, rocks, or twigs. These works are often large-scale and emphasize the relationship between art and nature.