Vik Muniz São Paulo, Brazil, 1961
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This work from Vik Muniz's Pictures of Pigment series is an appropriation of Piet Mondrian’s Mill in Sunlight (1908).
The windmill, a recurring motif in Mondrian’s work, inspired him to create one of his most notable pieces in the luminist style. This painting, which captures the Dutch countryside in vibrant colors, is perhaps the clearest example of his luminist approach, where the technical mastery of light and color blends with a deeper, spiritual essence. The intense sunlight bathes the landscape, reflecting both the external beauty of the countryside and the transcendent quality Mondrian sought to convey.
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'Vik Muniz', Gary Tatintsian Gallery, Moscow. Jun 8–Sep 8 2018Подписаться на рассылку
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