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This work was published in the magazine Masterful Minds, Artist to Watch in 2024, vol.
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This work was published in the magazine Masterful Minds, Artist to Watch in 2024, vol. 2, by CFA Press and World Wide Art. The work is part of my last series "Unfolding the rainbow" - because emotions, from an artistic point of view, have their own rainbow. “Primary Red” is composed by two paintings: 20x70 cm plus 50x70 cm and it has all the edges painted. The composition of all works, from the dimensional point of view, is related to the Fibonacci Sequence which led me to the realization of some Surreal constructions. In realization of paintings, I used just the three primary colors: red, yellow, and blue, complemented in a proportion less than 10% by the achromatic white and black. On the outside, to emphasize the central character of the three main colors (red, yellow, and blue) I used liquid silver/gold foil. In creating this series, I started from the idea that the color is almost always a social reality more than a visual one. Ontologically impure, because they always oscillate between themselves and the viewer, the colors are available for any kind of appropriation and they represent an unspoken language. They are chromatic words that shapes our lives.
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Edwin Andrade