![Tony Cragg's Receiver I, 2002 lithograph with abstract red circular forms overlapping, suggesting vessels or pods in monochromatic red. Tony Cragg's Receiver I, 2002 lithograph with abstract red circular forms overlapping, suggesting vessels or pods in monochromatic red.](https://media.composition.gallery/artworkpic/Tony-CRAGG-Receiver-I-Lithograph-available-for-sale-on-www1522399045_500x396.jpg)
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// Receiver I by Tony Cragg, created in 2002, is a lithograph print with a limited edition of only 40 copies, measuring 50 x 63 cm. Known for his exploration of organic shapes and forms, Cragg presents a series of overlapping, abstracted circular forms that seem to float within the composition. The monochromatic red hue adds a visceral intensity, while the textured surface of each form suggests the appearance of vessels or pods, as though they are receiving or containing energy. The artwork conveys Cragg's fascination with form and materiality, encouraging viewers to interpret the relationship between the shapes and their symbolic potential. This lithograph captures Cragg's ability to transform simple forms into complex visual narratives through abstraction.
Receiver I, 2002
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// Receiver I by Tony Cragg, created in 2002, is a lithograph print with a limited edition of only 40 copies, measuring 50 x 63 cm. Known for his exploration of organic shapes and forms, Cragg presents a series of overlapping, abstracted circular forms that seem to float within the composition. The monochromatic red hue adds a visceral intensity, while the textured surface of each form suggests the appearance of vessels or pods, as though they are receiving or containing energy. The artwork conveys Cragg's fascination with form and materiality, encouraging viewers to interpret the relationship between the shapes and their symbolic potential. This lithograph captures Cragg's ability to transform simple forms into complex visual narratives through abstraction.
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