Moon
To C. Sagan
Carl Sagan's Cosmos series influenced the author of these monotypes, as it did his entire generation, in his interest in science. Starting from the idea of the nest as a planet, the author recreates anthropomorphic forms modelled in clay, printed on paper to be intervened with the monotype technique and finished in India ink and marker. Craters and fluids model each planet, crowned with waves to make us feel at the centre of its universe. Oscillations and intuited trajectories provoked in the author feelings of uncertainty, admiration, surprise and stupefaction. A small tribute accompanied by the overture of the series: Heaven And Hell by Vangelis. Sometimes contradictory sensations but always pleasing. He refers to his previous series of nests and micro universes, surrounded by an organic architecture and trajectories that interact with the environment.
2020
Size group
Unit size in cms.
Technique
Support
Composition
High
70
Width
50
Graphic work. Indian ink, marker, two-colour monotype on photograph printed.
Paper 240grs.
No rigid support. Without rigid support and decorative frame
Number of components
7
70 X 350 cms.
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