Weight | 3 kg |
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Dimensions | 30 × 21 × 5 cm |
El cielo como abismo | Guillermo Núñez
In this artists’ book, Guillermo explores pain, death and human nature, the one that has destroyed the beauty of existence in many occasions throughout history.
Through quotations, historical facts and poetic texts of his authorship, Núñez gives account of a chronology, both personal and universal, of violence, coldness and suffering. These texts appear on the page as small lights that get mixed with drawings, at certain moments these seem to show bodies hanging from their feet, and which on their different degrees of presence, the author adds colour to.
$330,000 Pesos chilenos (CLP)
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About the author
Guillermo Nuñez (1930, Santiago, Chile)
Chilean visual Artist. National Award on Visual Arts 2007. Multifaceted artist along his career he has devoted to several areas of creation looking for points of coincidence and integration of disciplines. He has developed painting, engraving, serigraphy, photoserigraphy, installations, books of artist, and objectual art, with themes related to historical events, wars, disputes, and personal experiences, that show and denounce human violence and destruction.
In this artists’ book, Guillermo explores pain, death and human nature, the one that has destroyed the beauty of existence in many occasions throughout history.
Through quotations, historical facts and poetic texts of his authorship, Núñez gives account of a chronology, both personal and universal, of violence, coldness and suffering.
These texts appear on the page as small lights that get mixed with drawings, at certain moments these seem to show bodies hanging from their feet, and which on their different degrees of presence, the author adds colour to.
Technical Specifications
Author: Guillermo Núñez
Técnica: silkscreen
Formato: Binding box with hardcover book inside, printed in silkscreen.
Publisher: self publication
Dimensions: 30 x 21 cm (closed)
Print run: 99 copies
Language: Spanish
Collections: –
Year of publication: 2011