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Ed Ruscha, Rubber Bands (State II), lithograph with blue text on buff background, hazy font reading RUBBER BANDS STRETCH REAL FAR UNTIL THEY DON'T.

Lithograph on buff wove paper // Ed Ruscha's Rubber Bands (State II) (2017) is a limited edition lithograph on buff wove paper that showcases his mastery in blending text and art. The piece features the phrase RUBBER BANDS STRETCH REAL FAR UNTIL THEY DON'T in a stylized, hazy blue font that appears to fade into the background, creating a ghostly, ethereal effect. The message, simple yet profound, reflects Ruscha’s ability to evoke deeper meanings through minimalistic text. The soft, blurred edges and the pastel color palette give the work an atmospheric quality, inviting viewers to contemplate the nature of tension and limits.

Artwork Copyright © Ed Ruscha

Rubber Bands (State II), 2017

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Lithograph on buff wove paper // Ed Ruscha's Rubber Bands (State II) (2017) is a limited edition lithograph on buff wove paper that showcases his mastery in blending text and art. The piece features the phrase RUBBER BANDS STRETCH REAL FAR UNTIL THEY DON'T in a stylized, hazy blue font that appears to fade into the background, creating a ghostly, ethereal effect. The message, simple yet profound, reflects Ruscha’s ability to evoke deeper meanings through minimalistic text. The soft, blurred edges and the pastel color palette give the work an atmospheric quality, inviting viewers to contemplate the nature of tension and limits.

Artwork Copyright © Ed Ruscha

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