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Silkscreen print in 3 colors on 2 ply Museum Board - Signed and numbered in pencil // Robert Indiana's 2015 silkscreen print, HEAL (Red, Green, Blue), showcases his iconic use of bold typography and vibrant color fields. Limited to an edition of 20, this piece presents the word HEAL in abstract, fragmented forms arranged in a grid-like pattern. The colors — deep red, green, and blue — occupy distinct sections, with each letter seemingly broken into geometric shapes that only reveal their meaning upon closer inspection. Indiana’s work often emphasizes themes of hope, unity, and resilience, and HEAL resonates as a powerful visual statement, especially given the context of his broader body of work focused on universal messages. This artwork, with its bold color blocks and simplified forms, invites reflection on the concept of healing, both personal and collective.
HEAL (Red, Green, Blue), 2015
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Silkscreen print in 3 colors on 2 ply Museum Board - Signed and numbered in pencil // Robert Indiana's 2015 silkscreen print, HEAL (Red, Green, Blue), showcases his iconic use of bold typography and vibrant color fields. Limited to an edition of 20, this piece presents the word HEAL in abstract, fragmented forms arranged in a grid-like pattern. The colors — deep red, green, and blue — occupy distinct sections, with each letter seemingly broken into geometric shapes that only reveal their meaning upon closer inspection. Indiana’s work often emphasizes themes of hope, unity, and resilience, and HEAL resonates as a powerful visual statement, especially given the context of his broader body of work focused on universal messages. This artwork, with its bold color blocks and simplified forms, invites reflection on the concept of healing, both personal and collective.
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