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67 woodcuts on Japanese paper, each hand signed and numbered. NOTE: only a few of the prints of this portfolio are shown here. // Almanach by Tal R is a captivating collection of 67 woodcut prints created in 2015. Each print in this series displays distinct, abstract forms rendered in bold black and white on Japanese paper, emphasizing Tal R's exploration of symbolic and enigmatic shapes. The imagery features an assortment of stylized symbols, numbers, and patterns that evoke a sense of ritual or ancient artifact, each piece feeling like a mysterious sign or code. This limited edition series (18 + 3 artist proofs), with each print hand-signed and numbered by the artist, invites viewers to interpret the cryptic visuals, encouraging a personal journey through the language of symbols.
Almanach (67 prints), 2015
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67 woodcuts on Japanese paper, each hand signed and numbered. NOTE: only a few of the prints of this portfolio are shown here. // Almanach by Tal R is a captivating collection of 67 woodcut prints created in 2015. Each print in this series displays distinct, abstract forms rendered in bold black and white on Japanese paper, emphasizing Tal R's exploration of symbolic and enigmatic shapes. The imagery features an assortment of stylized symbols, numbers, and patterns that evoke a sense of ritual or ancient artifact, each piece feeling like a mysterious sign or code. This limited edition series (18 + 3 artist proofs), with each print hand-signed and numbered by the artist, invites viewers to interpret the cryptic visuals, encouraging a personal journey through the language of symbols.
What is Naive Art?
Naïve art describes a style of artwork that is simple and unsophisticated, often created by artists without formal training in an academy or art school. The style is characterized by a lack of advanced techniques, giving it a childlike appearance. Naïve art often features bright colors, simple shapes, and a straightforward approach to subject matter, reflecting the artist's untrained perspective.