Lelong Editions is presenting at the bookshop a new series of 10 prints from the sculptor Richard Serra, created in the Gemini studios in Los Angeles and entitled Reversal.
Each work consists of two sheets, on which a black stripe, a mixture of paint-stick and silica has been drawn. This saturated strip dialogues with the white paper and reverses proportionally from one sheet to another, from top to bottom; the black strip at the top of the sheet is white on the sheet underneath and vice versa.
With these recent works, Serra is exploring the cognitive perception of shape; he brings height to flat forms (or the contrary) and with these dense blocks that absorb light he creates a striking sensation of gravity.
Serra is particularly well known for his in-situ sculptures exhibited around the world, in Qatar, New York, Bilbao and Germany. With Reversal, the artist is reaffirming the originality and power of his expression in two-dimensional media.



















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