
Site de mémoire I (Memory Site I) (L. fasc. XXXII 182b, W. 1262)
A monumental black and white screenprint by Jean Dubuffet exploring memory and place through textured, gestural forms. The work is executed on canvas mounted on wooden stretcher, creating a sculptural quality.
- Medium
- Monumental screenprint in black and white, on canvas over wooden stretcher.
- Location
- Phillips, Salt Lake City, UT
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- Auction House · PhillipsView on map
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April 19, 2022
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Cy Twombly
American · b. 1928

Twombly similarly explored memory and place through gestural mark making on large scale surfaces, using raw graphic energy and textured fields that evoke psychological and historical depth rather than literal representation.

Asger Jorn
Danish · b. 1914

As a fellow Art Brut influenced artist and co founder of the CoBrA movement, Jorn created monumental gestural works with raw unfiltered mark making and a deliberate rejection of refined technique that closely parallels Dubuffet's visual language.
Antoni Tàpies
Spanish · b. 1923
Tàpies produced large scale works combining printmaking and mixed media on canvas with heavily textured surfaces and bold black and white contrasts, sharing Dubuffet's interest in materiality, memory, and the elemental quality of marks on surfaces.
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