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// Enrico Baj's Personaggio allo Specchio (1971) is a mixed media print that creatively combines shards of reflective material, likely broken mirrors, with a richly textured fabric background. The shattered pieces form a striking face, with wide, expressive eyes outlined in intricate patterns, possibly suggesting an owl-like figure. Set against a blue and gold floral tapestry, the work contrasts the delicate elegance of the background with the jagged, chaotic energy of the mirror fragments. Baj explores themes of identity, reflection, and the disjointed nature of perception, giving the piece a surreal, almost unsettling quality.
Personaggio allo specchio, 1971
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// Enrico Baj's Personaggio allo Specchio (1971) is a mixed media print that creatively combines shards of reflective material, likely broken mirrors, with a richly textured fabric background. The shattered pieces form a striking face, with wide, expressive eyes outlined in intricate patterns, possibly suggesting an owl-like figure. Set against a blue and gold floral tapestry, the work contrasts the delicate elegance of the background with the jagged, chaotic energy of the mirror fragments. Baj explores themes of identity, reflection, and the disjointed nature of perception, giving the piece a surreal, almost unsettling quality.
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