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Untitled, 1984

106.7 X 73 inch

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Paul Van Hoeydonck's Composizione sculpture, 1964, featuring plaster casts of human limbs painted red on a textured wooden panel.

Object, paint nails on wood // Composizione by Paul Van Hoeydonck, created in 1964, is a mixed media sculpture that embodies the artist's experimental approach to form and texture. The piece consists of plaster casts and painted elements mounted on a textured wooden panel, featuring fragmented and abstract shapes resembling human limbs, some painted red, emerging from the surface. The use of contrasting colors and the rough texture of the background create a sense of tension and movement, inviting the viewer to contemplate the disjointed forms and their interaction with space. Van Hoeydonck’s work often explores the human figure and its abstraction, emphasizing the tension between representation and abstraction.

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Composizione, 1964

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Object, paint nails on wood // Composizione by Paul Van Hoeydonck, created in 1964, is a mixed media sculpture that embodies the artist's experimental approach to form and texture. The piece consists of plaster casts and painted elements mounted on a textured wooden panel, featuring fragmented and abstract shapes resembling human limbs, some painted red, emerging from the surface. The use of contrasting colors and the rough texture of the background create a sense of tension and movement, inviting the viewer to contemplate the disjointed forms and their interaction with space. Van Hoeydonck’s work often explores the human figure and its abstraction, emphasizing the tension between representation and abstraction.

Artwork Copyright © Paul Van Hoeydonck

Paul Van Hoeydonck

Arianne, 1966

Painting

Mixed Media

EUR 14,250

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