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LIMITED EDITION PRINTSWe are proud to offer Alien by Gheorghe Virtosu, which is available exclusively on Limited. Edition of only 100 prints to address Social Alienation Awareness Week 2019: "reducing the stigma of loneliness", authorized by the artist in 2019.
FRAMING OPTIONSCustom frame options are available in solid wood and each framed artwork ships ready to hang––right out of the box.
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Alien LE
Limited Edition to address Social Alienation Awareness Week 2019: "reducing the stigma of loneliness", authorized by the artist in 2019.
It is composed of vibrantly saturated colors and boldly defined forms. The present work exemplifies the artist's continuing investigation and engagement with the legacy of the social issue of Alienation, as articulated through his signature style. Painted in 2016, Alien by Gheorghe Virtosu is populated by animate shapes in bold primary tones. The piece is done in intense colors and by means of clear-cut geometrical shapes that neighbors with infinite lines and fluid forms. It abounds in contradictions and ambiguities, just as the subject matter of the image itself.
This experience is very dramatic and painful, just as the poses on this canvas. The audience is asked by Virtosu to take a moment to ponder on whether aliens exist or, maybe, we are aliens in our world.
DETAILS:
- Limited Edition Print:
- Size: 40x40cm / 16x16in
- Material: Velvet Fine Art Paper
- Frame:
- Width: 43mm / 1.7in
- Material: Wood
Finished size:
68.2x68.2cm / 27x27in
Comments
Sonia Lobel, 08.01.2020
Came on time. The artwork looks great. Happy. Looks amazing. Fits perfectly next to Miro.
Jannik Waismann, 17.02.2020
If you don’t know the past, the movements and styles of the past, you can’t actually understand what’s happening now and the art that is being produced now. I like the role the gallery chose, educating abstract art in good taste.
Renske de Boer, 02.03.2020
I want to focus on the artists of my time, I want to know them and follow their work and career. Especially in Netherlands, many collectors focus on foreign artists. I want to support the artists of my generation – this is my goal, my ambition, and I hope that my collection will grow with them.
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