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Silcscreen with 26 colours. Edition: Gallery Hörl; Printer: H.P.Haas. WVZ 190 // Heinz Mack's Blaues Feld mit Rosa (1997) is a vibrant silkscreen print that showcases the artist's fascination with color and light dynamics. Measuring 80 x 60 cm, this limited edition print, created with 26 distinct colors, is a brilliant example of Mack’s contributions to the Zero Movement. The composition presents a central blue field, bordered and enhanced with gradients of pink, turquoise, and warm yellow hues at the edges, creating a sense of depth and subtle movement. The use of silkscreen allows for a textural interplay and intensity in the colors, making the artwork appear luminous and transformative. The soft, layered effect of the hues invites viewers to engage with the visual rhythm and energy that Mack achieves through his precise manipulation of chromatic contrasts. This piece is not only a striking visual study but also an important representation of Mack's dedication to exploring the interactions of color and light, central themes in his avant-garde practice.
Blaues Feld mit Rosa, 1997
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Silcscreen with 26 colours. Edition: Gallery Hörl; Printer: H.P.Haas. WVZ 190 // Heinz Mack's Blaues Feld mit Rosa (1997) is a vibrant silkscreen print that showcases the artist's fascination with color and light dynamics. Measuring 80 x 60 cm, this limited edition print, created with 26 distinct colors, is a brilliant example of Mack’s contributions to the Zero Movement. The composition presents a central blue field, bordered and enhanced with gradients of pink, turquoise, and warm yellow hues at the edges, creating a sense of depth and subtle movement. The use of silkscreen allows for a textural interplay and intensity in the colors, making the artwork appear luminous and transformative. The soft, layered effect of the hues invites viewers to engage with the visual rhythm and energy that Mack achieves through his precise manipulation of chromatic contrasts. This piece is not only a striking visual study but also an important representation of Mack's dedication to exploring the interactions of color and light, central themes in his avant-garde practice.
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Heinz Mack
Silberflügel, Roter Fächer, 1973
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