About The Work
The inks used for printing are thermochemical and change color from 27 degrees Celsius. The red diamond becomes yellow, the brown becomes orange, and the green becomes light green. These lithographs play with the most recognizable elements of Olivier Mosset’s practice: a geometrical form and a monochrome surface, each instilled with a transformational element.
This edition of lithographs has been produced in collaboration with MAMCO Geneva as part of Olivier Mosset’s retrospective currently on view until December 6, 2020. The exhibition reviews the artist’s career over almost 60 years, from the early experiments of the 1960s to his monumental recent works, via the painter’s reflections on artistic appropriation, monochrome painting, and shaped canvases.
About Olivier Mosset
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1-color lithograph printed with Marinoni lithographic press, hand cut. Thermochemical ink used for printing, it changes color from 27 degrees Celsius: the red becomes yellow. Paper: BFK Rives 300 g.
45.67 x 29.92 in
116.0 x 76.0 cm
This work comes with a Certificate of Authenticity by the Publisher. This work is signed by the artist, numbered and stamped by our publishing house and by MAMCO Geneva.
About The Work
The inks used for printing are thermochemical and change color from 27 degrees Celsius. The red diamond becomes yellow, the brown becomes orange, and the green becomes light green. These lithographs play with the most recognizable elements of Olivier Mosset’s practice: a geometrical form and a monochrome surface, each instilled with a transformational element.
This edition of lithographs has been produced in collaboration with MAMCO Geneva as part of Olivier Mosset’s retrospective currently on view until December 6, 2020. The exhibition reviews the artist’s career over almost 60 years, from the early experiments of the 1960s to his monumental recent works, via the painter’s reflections on artistic appropriation, monochrome painting, and shaped canvases.
About Olivier Mosset
From The Magazine
- Interviews & Features: Manifesta Curator Kasper König on the Hidden Provocations Within His Show in Putin's Russia
- Interviews & Features: 6 Artworks to Invest in This May
- Art 101: The Secret Alter Egos of the Art World
- Art 101: From AbEx to ZKM: Our Guide to the Acronyms of the Art World
- News & Events: New Art From L.A.'s Galleries, Openings From Gstaad to the Lower East Side, & More
Provenance : France
Publisher : JRP|Editions & MAMCO Genève
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