Matt Mullican EUA, b. 1951
Untitled (2x2 Elements Sign), 2015
Oilstick, gouache on canvas rubbing
200 x 200 cm
78 3/4 x 78 3/4 in
78 3/4 x 78 3/4 in
© 2015 Matt Mullican / Courtesy Fundación AMMA
Photo: Sergio Ortiz
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Four white circles stand out against a green square, arranged symmetrically in the four quadrants. The piece’s pop and geometric style is contrasted by the irregularity of the finish; there are small spots and imperfections that hint at the manufacturing process.
Mullican uses symbols, pictograms, and images from everyday life to create a personal language system that emerges as a model of cognitive perception, which the artist symbolizes through color. His artworks include finger paintings, colored flags, pictograms, reading performances, and hypnosis experiments on himself and others.
Mullican uses symbols, pictograms, and images from everyday life to create a personal language system that emerges as a model of cognitive perception, which the artist symbolizes through color. His artworks include finger paintings, colored flags, pictograms, reading performances, and hypnosis experiments on himself and others.