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Ramat Gan 1960 II' is a stunning abstract print by Angus Vasili. This print is from a limited edition of 19.
Qualifies for Own Art finance, 10 instalments, 0% interest
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Yorkshire-based artist and printmaker, Angus Vasili, is known for his architectural infused Silkscreen prints. Driven by his passion for process, Vasili creates a delicate balance between the abstractions of printmaking and the monumental forms of modern and contemporary architecture, which fuse and coalesce in an extraordinary dance of visual elements.
Yorkshire-based artist and printmaker, Angus Vasili, is known for his architectural infused Silkscreen prints. Driven by his passion for process, Vasili creates a delicate balance between the abstractions of printmaking and the monumental forms of modern and contemporary architecture, which fuse and coalesce in an extraordinary dance of visual elements.
Weaving in screen-printing, photography, and hand-finished texture, Vasili’s practice continues to evolve, ever informed by the experimental. Describing his praxis as ‘loose and intuitive’, Vasili relies on the aleatory nature of the printing process - those chance accidents in analogue technique that bring about some of the most spectacular visual instances, for a raw and dynamic contemporary aesthetic.
We love how Angus' geometric artworks are evocative of the sharp lines found in brutalist architecture. Describing his practice as ‘loose and intuitive’, Vasili relies on the aleatory nature of the printing process - those chance accidents in analogue technique that bring about some of the most spectacular visual instances. This results in a raw and dynamic contemporary aesthetic that is unique to Angus' artwork.
