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Gabriel de la Mora — D.A.S. 1974 capas de pintura
Gabriel de la Mora

D.A.S. 1974 capas de pintura

Composed of two parts, this meticulously constructed work by Gabriel de la Mora features layers of acrylic paint on masonite, transforming the physical accumulation of material into a meditation on time and process. The framing elements become integral to the piece itself, blurring the boundary between container and content. De la Mora's precise, systematic approach reveals an archaeological fascination with what lies beneath the surface, treating paint not as a medium for image-making but as a subject in its own right.

Medium
acrylic on masonite and framing elements, in 2 parts

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Latin America

May 23, 2016

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Gabriel de la Mora, D.A.S. 1974 capas de pintura

Composed of two parts, this meticulously constructed work by Gabriel de la Mora features layers of acrylic paint on masonite, transforming the physical accumulation of material into a meditation on time and process. The framing elements become integral to the piece itself, blurring the boundary between container and content. De la Mora's precise, systematic approach reveals an archaeological fascination with what lies beneath the surface, treating paint not as a medium for image-making but as a subject in its own right.

Medium
acrylic on masonite and framing elements, in 2 parts
Seen at
Phillips, New York, London, Hong Kong

Related themes

Abstract Art, Mexican Artist, Minimalist, Geometric Composition, Male Artist, Mixed Media, Conceptual Art, Diptych, Geometric Abstraction, Acrylic Painting, Contemporary Art, Established Artist, Neutral Tones, Minimalism

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