Richard Dupont, Untitled, 2007 | Fundación Amparo y Manuel

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Richard Dupont Nueva York, b. 1968

Untitled, 2007

Pigmented polyurethane resin, assembled and sanded
61 x 60 cm
24 x 23 5/8 in

© 2007 Richard Dupont / Courtesy Fundación AMMA

Photo: Alejandro Paez

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Three naked men with their eyes closed appear to be about to take a step. The stark simplicity of the depiction—they lack even body hair—makes them resemble mannequins, an impression reinforced by their posture, as they seem to be following simple instructions regarding the movements they are expected to perform.
Whether through sculpture, drawing, painting, printmaking, or installation, Richard Dupont explores the body as a catalyst for the effects that 21st-century technology has on human beings.

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