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Ángela de la Cruz — Minimum (Yellow-Dark Blue)
Ángela de la Cruz

Minimum (Yellow-Dark Blue)

2004

Angela de la Cruz's *Minimum (Yellow-Dark Blue)* (2004) is a striking work that pushes the boundaries between painting and sculpture, combining oil and acrylic on canvas with wood and metal supports. The canvas appears collapsed, folded, or constrained by its own structure, as though the painting itself has been subjected to physical force. De la Cruz's signature exploration of the materiality and limitations of painting is evident, with the tension between the bold yellow and dark blue tones amplifying the sense of compression and strain.

Medium
oil and acrylic on canvas, wood and metal
Dimensions

Notes

Execution: Executed in 2004, in the United Kingdom.

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Modern & Contemporary Art: Online Auction

March 3, 2026

Estimate: $2,000$3,000

Sold: $5,418

Lot 97

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Ángela de la Cruz, Minimum (Yellow-Dark Blue), 2004

Angela de la Cruz's *Minimum (Yellow-Dark Blue)* (2004) is a striking work that pushes the boundaries between painting and sculpture, combining oil and acrylic on canvas with wood and metal supports. The canvas appears collapsed, folded, or constrained by its own structure, as though the painting itself has been subjected to physical force. De la Cruz's signature exploration of the materiality and limitations of painting is evident, with the tension between the bold yellow and dark blue tones amplifying the sense of compression and strain.

Medium
oil and acrylic on canvas, wood and metal
Dimensions
42.1 x 16.4 cm
Year
2004
Seen at
Phillips, New York, London, Hong Kong

Related themes

Minimalist Aesthetic, Mixed Media, Sculptural Painting, Conceptual Art, Industrial Materials, Abstract Painting, Contemporary Artist, Yellow And Blue Palette, Deconstructed Canvas, Spanish Artist, Female Artist

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