Showing 3 artworks with Contemporary Art and with Museum Of The Arts Of The University Of Guadalajara
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Contemporary Art
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Museum Of The Arts Of The University Of Guadalajara
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- Melodic Abstraction
- Rhythmic Pattern
- Childhood Intimacy
- Children Playing
- Rhythmic Protrusions
- Minimalist Sculpture
- Intertwining Lines
- Abstracted Anatomy
- Abstract Clay Texture
- Binary Code Pattern
- Veracruz Heat
- Fragmented Figures
- Playful Depravity
- White Ceramic Relief
- Dotted Surfaces
- Swift Brushstrokes
- Gray Background
- Aerial Landscape
- Geometric Incisions
- Abstracted Figures
- Thick Glazing
- Blue And White Tones
- Watercolor Mosaic
- Scorpions And Bodies
A mesmerizing mosaic of scorpions and fragmented bodies defines this 1985 watercolor by Javier Arevalo, capturing the rhythmic heat of Veracruz through a striking aerial perspective ready to transform your collection.
A rhythmic codex of dots and textures, this 1993 ceramic sculpture by Gustavo Adolfo Pérez uses abstract protrusions to evoke melodic abstraction, inviting you to explore its intricate, mathematical beauty.
A playful yet provocative scene of childhood intimacy unfolds through swift brushstrokes and raw lines in Roberto Rebora's 1994 masterpiece Children Playing, inviting you to explore this captivating modern work.