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On the tight rope

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In Theo Lopez’s pictures lines are gliding over the canvases. They follow imaginary freeforms, swing in harmonic rhythm, take straight paths to suddenly change their direction. In doing so, they define forms that recall Wild Style graffiti and are inspired by Dadaism and Surrealism. Asked for further influences, Theo Lopez calls the Russian Constructivists, and the abstract American expressionism.
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Title: On the tight rope
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In Theo Lopez’s pictures lines are gliding over the canvases.
They follow imaginary freeforms, swing in harmonic rhythm, take straight paths to suddenly change their direction.
In doing so, they define forms that recall Wild Style graffiti and are inspired by Dadaism and Surrealism.
Asked for further influences, Theo Lopez calls the Russian Constructivists, and the abstract American expressionism.

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