Name: 2023/21
Brand: Guillaume Thunis
SKU: AR-00100176
Price: 360.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.9 (1038 reviews)

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2023/21 is an ink on paper by Guillaume Thunis. This minimalist work, the artist draws a succession of concentric circles, patiently built by hand. The precision of the gesture and the regularity of the line create a sense of infinity, while subtle variations reveal the human dimension of the trace. The work functions as an exploration of time and repetition, encouraging the viewer to dive toward the center and linger on the density of the composition.

Artwork details

Type: Original Art
Medium: Drawings > Ink
Style: Conceptual
Subject: Abstract
Year: 2023
Size: 15.0 x 15.0 x 0.1 cm
Ready to hang: No
Frame: No
Signed: Yes, behind and on the certificate
Materials: ink on paper

15.0 x 15.0 x 0.1 cm

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Guillaume Thunis

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Guillaume Thunis

Guillaume Thunis is a Belgian artist whose abstract work explores the infinite, large or small. His work is obsessive, repetitive, often geometric, almost always in ink on paper.
He is interested in the apparent balance of things and the world, a precarious balance, actually made up of asymmetries and flaws.
He constantly seeks to account for this ambivalence.

Through abstraction, his work is also a reflection on the relationship with time. He journeys by experiencing repetition: cycles that are initially regular, then stretch out and eventually reveal slight asymmetries, slight interstices.

Guillaume Thunis has mainly exhibited in galleries in Brussels. He has also integrated several collections, including that of Galila Barzilaï at the end of 2022.
He initially studied economics and political science before fully dedicating himself to his artistic practice since 2019.

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