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SDED Raining Nuts was literary designed to support the most elaborate 2D to 3D of all my pieces. The simple idea of having an actual hammer protrude a canvas became a more complex piece, transformed into an homage to René Magritte and a reference to his 1953 Golconda.
Adrian Panaitisor, a Romanian-born American artist, engages with conceptual art through his exploration of the canvas as a three-dimensional space. Drawing inspiration from Lucio Fontana, Agostino Bonalumi, and Zilia Sánchez, he merges two- and three-dimensional techniques to extend the possibilities of the canvas surface.
SDED Raining Nuts was literary designed to support the most elaborate 2D to 3D of all my pieces. The simple idea of having an actual hammer protrude a canvas became a more complex piece, transformed into an homage to René Magritte and a reference to his 1953 Golconda.
Adrian Panaitisor, a Romanian-born American artist, engages with conceptual art through his exploration of the canvas as a three-dimensional space. Drawing inspiration from Lucio Fontana, Agostino Bonalumi, and Zilia Sánchez, he merges two- and three-dimensional techniques to extend the possibilities of the canvas surface.
