Discover the mesmerizing allure of Liquid Life N3, 2024, an abstract painting that exemplifies the innovative spirit fostered by The Art Design Project. For this wet and random technique, the artist used absorbent paper as a support. The paper is cut irregularly on its edges and has minimal holes and wrinkles that reinforce the idea of organicity, register and line. There is something hypnotic about the use of water that draws the viewer into a world of fluid motion and organic forms. Perfect for both seasoned collectors and those new to contemporary art, this piece captures the essence of spontaneity and design, aligning seamlessly with our gallery's commitment to promoting both established and emerging talent.
Liquid Life N3, 2024. Abstract Painting
Liquid Life N3, 2024
From the Liquid Life series
Mixed technique (inks and acrylic paint) on 118gr Ahlstrom absorbent paper.
Dimensions: 106 H X 106 W cm.
Unique
Unframed
Signed by the artist
Buenos Aires, 1974. Rosario Briones is an artist and art teacher. Graduated from the Prilidiano Pueyrredón National School of Fine Arts in 2002. She took post graduate seminars at the Ernesto de la Cárcova Higher School of Fine Arts. She has also attended numerous art workshops.
In her work, the path of his body becomes shapes, and the shapes, an indication of the artistic process, of the material choreography directed by the emotion of the body, where it hides and an experience of intimate order is glimpsed.
The fluidity of her paintings finds no structure. Exploring the same procedure in different supports such as papers and fabrics. The artist is interested in the infinite possibilities that offer her the material, its porosities, weaves, thicknesses and different capacities of absorption, they return images that are not in her head. Signed for a game of tensions, a fight between forces, given by the accumulations of pigment, the transparencies, the forms and their search for balance. Sometimes controlled and other times more chance, they become a record of a living materiality. She is part of the Grupo Charco collective, an artistic research group made up of seven artists who together develop collective and individual actions
