Post by Tinku on Feb 24, 2016 16:58:23 GMT
I just finished cutting/painting this new piece, after 4 months working on it.
I am trying to fund a new project, that I hope to release on this platform in a couple of weeks. Therefore, I will put for sale a couple of works.
If any of you is interested (or has any questions/comments about the piece), feel free to comment/message me.
So far I have only dealt with treweman , so he is my only reference @ NBF.
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Tributo is the portrait of a quiche woman from Totonicapán, Guatemala, who was photographed by my father while walking amidst the morning mist on 16th May 1999.
It took me around 900/1000 hours to cut the presumably hundreds of thousands holes that form the image.
This is the only version that I have painted so far, but the series could grow to a maximum of 14 unique pieces. I prefer to paint when I am inspired, and therefore I do not paint all 14 versions at once. However, I establish this limit a priori in order to have the capacity to produce new works for future shows, etc.
Tributo is signed on the back and not numbered, as each piece will be unique.
Tributo is currently in Mexico City, so I would take care of the packaging myself. It can be shipped both rolled or stretched (deep edge canvas). The second option increases the shipping costs, but can make everything easier/safer, as it would avoid having to re-stretch the piece before hanging/framing it.
Technical details:
Handcut stencils, aerosol and acrylic paint on canvas.
105 x 85 cm (41.3" x 33.5")
Tinku, 2016
Images:
*You can see more details at the bottom of this post. Please refer to the above image for colour references.
Layers:
Details:
I am trying to fund a new project, that I hope to release on this platform in a couple of weeks. Therefore, I will put for sale a couple of works.
If any of you is interested (or has any questions/comments about the piece), feel free to comment/message me.
So far I have only dealt with treweman , so he is my only reference @ NBF.
________________________
Tributo is the portrait of a quiche woman from Totonicapán, Guatemala, who was photographed by my father while walking amidst the morning mist on 16th May 1999.
It took me around 900/1000 hours to cut the presumably hundreds of thousands holes that form the image.
This is the only version that I have painted so far, but the series could grow to a maximum of 14 unique pieces. I prefer to paint when I am inspired, and therefore I do not paint all 14 versions at once. However, I establish this limit a priori in order to have the capacity to produce new works for future shows, etc.
Tributo is signed on the back and not numbered, as each piece will be unique.
Tributo is currently in Mexico City, so I would take care of the packaging myself. It can be shipped both rolled or stretched (deep edge canvas). The second option increases the shipping costs, but can make everything easier/safer, as it would avoid having to re-stretch the piece before hanging/framing it.
Technical details:
Handcut stencils, aerosol and acrylic paint on canvas.
105 x 85 cm (41.3" x 33.5")
Tinku, 2016
Images:
*You can see more details at the bottom of this post. Please refer to the above image for colour references.
Layers:
Details:
