Usle, Juan | Umbral -Dusseldörf, 2001 — available on Composition Gallery
Cibachrome
Juan Uslé’s Umbral - Düsseldorf (2001) is a striking mixed media work captured in Cibachrome, measuring 33 x 49 cm. This artwork employs deep, immersive blues, creating a mesmerizing gradient effect that contrasts with the darkness framing the central light columns. The vertical alignment of lines and their glowing intensity suggest a sense of movement and rhythm, reminiscent of the pulse and energy found in urban landscapes. Uslé's abstract visual language transforms light into a tactile, almost sculptural form, inviting viewers to experience the interplay of color and illumination. The piece captures an essence of threshold, or umbral, between light and shadow, evoking contemplation of perception and space.
Artwork Copyright © Juan Usle
Juan Uslé (Spain, 1954) is a contemporary painter known for his abstract works that blend rhythmic patterns with vibrant colors. His series 'Soñé que revelabas' reflects his nocturnal painting sessions, capturing the pulse of his heartbeat. Uslé divides his time between New York and Saro, Cantabria, infusing his art with diverse cultural influences.
Artwork Copyright © Juan Usle

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Cibachrome
Juan Uslé’s Umbral - Düsseldorf (2001) is a striking mixed media work captured in Cibachrome, measuring 33 x 49 cm. This artwork employs deep, immersive blues, creating a mesmerizing gradient effect that contrasts with the darkness framing the central light columns. The vertical alignment of lines and their glowing intensity suggest a sense of movement and rhythm, reminiscent of the pulse and energy found in urban landscapes. Uslé's abstract visual language transforms light into a tactile, almost sculptural form, inviting viewers to experience the interplay of color and illumination. The piece captures an essence of threshold, or umbral, between light and shadow, evoking contemplation of perception and space.
Artwork Copyright © Juan Usle
Juan Uslé (Spain, 1954) is a contemporary painter known for his abstract works that blend rhythmic patterns with vibrant colors. His series 'Soñé que revelabas' reflects his nocturnal painting sessions, capturing the pulse of his heartbeat. Uslé divides his time between New York and Saro, Cantabria, infusing his art with diverse cultural influences.
Artwork Copyright © Juan Usle
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Usle, Juan | Umbral -Dusseldörf, 2001 — available on Composition Gallery

Juan Usle

Umbral -Dusseldörf, 2001

33 x 49 cm

Est. 2005 — twenty years of collecting, online.