YESYESNO
2012
Fine Arts, Graphic Design, Typography
In her most recent work, Pia translates the typographic explorations of her paintings into multi layered reliefs. The large scale textual sculptures seem to have organically grown beyond the canvas, creating a lace like ornament. Letters become abstract shapes, then turn into unique patterns of complex dimension.
- In YESYESNO Pia translates the typographic explorations of her paintings into multi layered reliefs. The large scale textual sculptures seem to have organically grown beyond the canvas, creating a lace like ornament. Letters become abstract shapes, then turn into unique patterns of complex dimension.
YESYESNO Installation view
Multi layered CNC milled plexiglass
11'5" x 16'4" x 1'5"/ 350 x 500 x 45 cm
YESYESNO Detail 1.1
YESYESNO Detail 1.2
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In her most recent work, Pia translates the typographic explorations of her paintings into multi layered reliefs. The large scale textual sculptures seem to have organically grown beyond the canvas, creating a lace like ornament. Letters become abstract shapes, then turn into unique patterns of complex dimension.Fine Arts, Graphic Design, Typography2012 -
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In her most recent work, Pia translates the typographic explorations of her paintings into multi layered reliefs. The large scale textual sculptures seem to have organically grown beyond the canvas, creating a lace like ornament. Letters become abstract shapes, then turn into unique patterns of complex dimension.Fine Arts, Graphic Design, Typography2012