EVA LOOTZ. CUT THROUGH THE FOG

This exhibition is not put forward as an anthology—it would be impossible to enclose in a single exhibition over forty years of non-stop work. Instead, it is more of an approach to a series of meaningful pieces that began to see the light in the nineteen-seventies and that have lasted to this day. We therefore find an extensive compilation of works from that early stage, although for greater precision, it would be more convenient to refer to them as ‘objects.’ They contain a predominant attitude of search and experimentation through the use of the most diverse materials. One block is made up of a series of unusual pictorial surfaces where colour has been eliminated to explore the behaviour of pigments in the supports: tar, alkyl, paraffin, wax seal, carbon, fibreglass, wool, flanelette, canvas, tarlatan, esparto, felt, etc

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