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Other details :
Artwork on cardboard. Framing on request.
Dimensions :
27.6x19.7in
About this artwork
This piece is part of a series that explores how pictorial expression can be brought to an emotional minimum through minimal action, yet capable of poeticizing a vital and artistic moment. A paper support, oil paint, and a brush, all made by myself, are the basis of the materials used in this action. With the paper arranged vertically, the action consists of simply placing the brush on top of the support and letting it fall slowly under its own weight… (mass due to gravity). The pictorial action is the resistance of my arms to the fall of the brush. It is an inverse expressive action. In absolute terms, we could say that the action has a negative value, or less than zero. It is important to emphasize the idea that the work belongs to a series, since only in this way does it obtain its position and reason in time within the body of my work.
Toni Riera, painter, draftsman, and printmaker, radiates an artistic experience inspired by Informalism and Expressionist passion. His work in oil on canvas, wood, or paper embodies technique and emotion in an extraordinary balance. His pieces present a dystopian yet honest vision of the world, while reflecting an intense dialogue between lived experience and the act of painting, evoking instantaneous emotions within carefully crafted material circumstances. He explores the act of painting as a poetic experience.