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Silkscreen with color shifting inks // Mel Bochner's Thank You (2021) is a silkscreen print that showcases his signature use of text as art. The print is covered with an array of gratitude expressions, such as THANK YOU!, THANKS A LOT!, and THANKS A MILLION!, rendered in bold, blocky lettering. The surface appears distressed, with some areas revealing textured underlayers, giving the piece a weathered and tactile feel. Bochner employs color-shifting inks, which change hues depending on the viewer's angle and light, creating a dynamic visual experience. The repetitive and emphatic text plays with the concept of sincerity and overuse, inviting viewers to reflect on the meaning and authenticity of expressions of gratitude in contemporary society.
Thank You, 2021
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Silkscreen with color shifting inks // Mel Bochner's Thank You (2021) is a silkscreen print that showcases his signature use of text as art. The print is covered with an array of gratitude expressions, such as THANK YOU!, THANKS A LOT!, and THANKS A MILLION!, rendered in bold, blocky lettering. The surface appears distressed, with some areas revealing textured underlayers, giving the piece a weathered and tactile feel. Bochner employs color-shifting inks, which change hues depending on the viewer's angle and light, creating a dynamic visual experience. The repetitive and emphatic text plays with the concept of sincerity and overuse, inviting viewers to reflect on the meaning and authenticity of expressions of gratitude in contemporary society.
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