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"Radiance: blue" (2018) 绘画 由 Cicero Spin
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- 外形尺寸 高度 16.5in, 宽度 11.8in
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- 分类 画作 低于US$500 街头艺术 花
Acrylic paint and stencil on discarded paper, 42x30cm, 2018.
One of a kind, original art piece crafted and signed on its back by the artist. The materials used bring a wavy appearance to the surface of this piece, which can be either intentionally maintained by a floating frame or partially corrected by conventional framing.
Unframed, ships in a tube.
Includes Certificate of Authenticity.
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Cícero Spin is a Brazilian mixed-media artist, born in Brasília in 1973 and living in Fortaleza since 2006. His work is a fusion of pop art, graffiti and street art, with a strong influence from urban visual culture and the aesthetics of wear and tear - the trace of time imprinted on the surfaces of the city. His artistic career began independently, guided by intense study and daily experimentation with materials and techniques. The turning point came in 2012, when he visited Art Basel Miami and realized that not only did he like art, but that he could create his own works. The impulse to start was so strong that the idea never left his head, and over the next few months he immersed himself in learning the fundamentals of drawing, elements of art, composition and mixed techniques. It was a calling that required courage, as it meant embarking on a new path as an adult and dealing with possible misunderstandings. But right from the start, it was clear that it wasn't a hobby - it was a vocation.
Cícero Spin has developed his own style, in which the reuse of discarded materials is a central element. He builds his own supports from office papers, old book pages, fragments of magazines and newspapers, glued together or on fabrics.
This base is transformed into a textured visual field reminiscent of city walls, where layers of paint, torn posters, advertising and graffiti fragments accumulate over time. Through this construction, he seeks to reveal reminiscences of beauty, even in the midst of noise and chaos. His creative process usually involves digital and manual phases. He often uses the iPad and computer for planning and composition, often resorting to public domain images, which are digitally manipulated and then printed to compose collages or serve as the basis for new layers of paint. Stenciling is a recurring technique, both in the digital phase and in the final execution of the work, as is inkjet or laser printing on reused paper. He also uses algorithmic art, creating drawings with a simple plotter and interfering manually to bring unexpected elements into the compositions. His references come from pop culture, especially from the 1950s to the 1980s, old comics, music concert posters, abstract expressionism and especially abstract realism.