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Acrylic plate with wooden frame. The acrylic plate can be removed from the frame in order to make drawings on paper, using the acrylic symbols as 'guidelines' - Ask for extra pictures - Signed on the certificate that comes with the work // Drawing Machine II (8) by Marco Maggi, created in 2016, is a conceptual and interactive piece that combines an acrylic plate with a wooden frame. The acrylic plate is etched with an intricate pattern of geometric symbols and shapes, creating a visual texture reminiscent of architectural blueprints or circuit diagrams. This piece invites viewer interaction; the acrylic plate can be removed and used as a guide to create drawings, allowing users to reinterpret its abstract symbols on paper. Maggi’s work explores the boundaries between art, design, and functionality, blending meticulous detail with the potential for creative engagement.
Drawing Machine II (8), 2016
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Acrylic plate with wooden frame. The acrylic plate can be removed from the frame in order to make drawings on paper, using the acrylic symbols as 'guidelines' - Ask for extra pictures - Signed on the certificate that comes with the work // Drawing Machine II (8) by Marco Maggi, created in 2016, is a conceptual and interactive piece that combines an acrylic plate with a wooden frame. The acrylic plate is etched with an intricate pattern of geometric symbols and shapes, creating a visual texture reminiscent of architectural blueprints or circuit diagrams. This piece invites viewer interaction; the acrylic plate can be removed and used as a guide to create drawings, allowing users to reinterpret its abstract symbols on paper. Maggi’s work explores the boundaries between art, design, and functionality, blending meticulous detail with the potential for creative engagement.
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What is Latin American art?
Latin American Art is a style which takes inspiration from its culture, society, politics, native traditions, religions and landscape. Op-Art and Kinetic Art figure prominently in Latin artworks. Colors in Latin American compositions are often bold. Latin American artists work in all media and movements.