Limited edition: 33
This piece by the Mexican artist Derellite, originally an architect who now dedicates himself to the exploration of geometric shapes and bold colors, is part of his "Implosion" series. The artwork is a testament to his architectural background, with a strong emphasis on form and structure. It is a digital composition that employs a minimalist approach with a vibrant yet controlled color scheme.
The canvas is divided into two equal sections, each section mirroring the other in terms of layout but contrasting in color, creating a dichotomy that commands attention. The left side is characterized by warm tones of brown and red, while the right side is cooled by shades of grey and blue, separated by a subtle, central vertical line.
Circles of various sizes and colors are strategically placed across the composition, reminiscent of architectural blueprints or urban planning from a bird's-eye view. Two large blue circles sit atop each half, almost like watchful eyes over the constructed scene. The use of circles within squares and against flat colors creates a layered effect, adding depth and interest.
The title "Implosion" suggests a collapsing inward, yet the artwork radiates outward, with each shape meticulously placed to draw the eye across the whole canvas. It is a visual paradox, where the convergence of shapes and the symmetry of the composition seem to both implode and explode simultaneously.
Derellite’s work here is not just an aesthetic experience but a cerebral one, inviting viewers to contemplate the intersection of art and architecture, form and function, and the infinite possibilities within the space of a canvas.
Make a statement in any room with this framed poster, printed on thick matte paper. The matte black frame that's made from wood from renewable forests adds an extra touch of class.| Color |
Black, Red Oak, White |
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12″×12″, 16″×16″, 18″×18″ |
