One yellow line
Acrylic on Canvas
51x59in
$5,920
Framing
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Alejandra Repetto Escardó
Argentina
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Artist highlights
- Prizewinner
- Covered by the Press
- Favorited by galleries
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on wood. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 55.1x55.1in
About this artwork
In this artwork, I've used subtle hues and geometric precision to evoke a sense of clarity and balance. The interplay of soft pinks and pastel blues through acrylic creates a metaphysical space that feels both calming and introspective. This piece is designed to bring a whisper of serenity and a touch of minimalistic elegance to your space, reflecting the quiet moments of life.
This work, which belongs to a triptych called Infinite is inspired… by the ink "Universe" of the Japanese Buddhist monk Sengai Gibon, who manages to synthesize the essence of Zen thought in the basic geometric forms, a structure that reveals the duality of the relationship between space and time. Where it is possible the connection of the viewer with his own transcendental space in a deep and meaningful way in harmony with the universe and its totality.
This work, which belongs to a triptych called Infinite is inspired… by the ink "Universe" of the Japanese Buddhist monk Sengai Gibon, who manages to synthesize the essence of Zen thought in the basic geometric forms, a structure that reveals the duality of the relationship between space and time. Where it is possible the connection of the viewer with his own transcendental space in a deep and meaningful way in harmony with the universe and its totality.
Alejandra Repetto Escardó
Argentina
Credentials
- Prizewinner
- Covered by the Press
- Favorited by galleries
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
« Every paradox can be resolved if the visual resolution is appropriate. »
Alejandra Repetto Escardó is a Río de la Plata–based visual artist whose work approaches emptiness as an active, generative, and symbolic field. Influenced by Constructive Universalism and Zen Buddhist thought, she explores the persistence of the sacred and the infinite as a continuum running through the different stages of her practice.
From early monochromes to increasingly refined geometric forms, her practice has evolved toward an economy of means, exemplified in series such as Entre líneas y alternancias, Juego de niños, Trinidades, and Infinito.
In recent years, her work has turned toward the horizon and landscape as contemplative structures that reconfigure perception and space. Current research extends this inquiry toward indigenous American cosmologies, particularly the Chakana, understanding geometry as a metaphysical structure through which perception, territory, and cosmos converge.
From early monochromes to increasingly refined geometric forms, her practice has evolved toward an economy of means, exemplified in series such as Entre líneas y alternancias, Juego de niños, Trinidades, and Infinito.
In recent years, her work has turned toward the horizon and landscape as contemplative structures that reconfigure perception and space. Current research extends this inquiry toward indigenous American cosmologies, particularly the Chakana, understanding geometry as a metaphysical structure through which perception, territory, and cosmos converge.
Alejandra Repetto Escardó
Infinite, Carre
$5,920
