Felipe Pantone

SubtractiveVariability P 2

€1,200

Artwork

Edition of 30100.0 (H) × 70.0 (W) cm

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With roots in graffiti and an enduring interest in time, technology and transformation, Argentinian-Spanish artist Felipe Pantone creates impactful compositions combining precise geometries with vibrant gradients.

A perfect example of Pantone’s signature kinetic abstraction, SubtractiveVariability P 2 is an edition of 30 hand-printed lithographs on 310 gr Magnani Incisioni paper — part of a series of four parallel works sharing the same name. Each piece is signed, dated and numbered by the artist.

Framing

Float mounted in a painted-white wooden frame, complete with UV plexiglass for protection.

Medium

Hand-printed lithographs on 310 gr Magnani Incisioni paper.

Certificate of Authenticity

Arrives with a certificate of authenticity.

Finishing

Each piece is signed, dated and numbered by the artist.

Release date

April 28, 2021

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Felipe Pantone8 collaborationsPantone, also known as Pant1, is renowned for his glitchy abstract patterns which draw from digital culture of past and present. Combining monochrome geometry and pixelated multicoloured neons, the works reference early video games, 80s Synth Pop and noughties Emo and Scene Kid subcultures. This nostalgic retro futurism is central to Pantone’s practice, exploring notions of futurity in a post-internet age. The artist is not only influenced by the internet, but he also uses it as a material. The 2018 online project, Configurable Art, enables the viewer to build their own work. A sidebar holds a selection of Pantone’s designs which the user can drag and drop to create their own unique compositions. By transforming viewers into creators, Pantone destabilises a singular artist-artwork relationship, and instead creates a platform for collaboration powered by technology. By sharing his practice to whom-ever may choose to use the website, the work performs an act of democratisation which calls back to the libertarian and anarchist origins of the internet itself.

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