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Pochoir (Trace)
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Apart from sculpture, Coulentianos also worked in collage, engravings, relief compositions and tapestry. Examples of this part of the artist's work can be found in the collection of the MOMus-Museum of Contemporary Art. These works often reflect his plastic explorations in sculpture: geometric shapes and forms organize his compositions, while the rigor and simplicity of colors (white, black, ochre) are what characterize them. The human figure, usually lying or sitting female, is the one most often found in his drawings, which he shapes with mainly curved forms, emphasizing movement.
Metropolitan Organisation of Museums of Visual Arts of Thessaloniki – MOMus
Title: Pochoir (Trace)
Description:
Apart from sculpture, Coulentianos also worked in collage, engravings, relief compositions and tapestry.
Examples of this part of the artist's work can be found in the collection of the MOMus-Museum of Contemporary Art.
These works often reflect his plastic explorations in sculpture: geometric shapes and forms organize his compositions, while the rigor and simplicity of colors (white, black, ochre) are what characterize them.
The human figure, usually lying or sitting female, is the one most often found in his drawings, which he shapes with mainly curved forms, emphasizing movement.
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