Sen mithat 1957 (2 resultados)

Soft cover. Condición: New. Paperback. 4to. (30 x 23 cm). Parallel texts in English and Turkish by Gülseli Inal and artist's biography. [56] p., fully colour ills. and two folded pages including artist's blue and red art works. "Mithat Sen proceeds demolishing the forms which have been hypnotizing us till now and hence naturally opposes to the familiar geometric forms - other than circle and square. On the other hand, he decks his picture which he has decorated with light analysşis without giving heed the cosmic tons of colours with his own colour scale." (From the Inal's text).…

Hardcover. Condición: New. 1st Edition. Original white buckram cloth with inlay patterns by artist. Folio. (32 x 24 cm). In English and Turkish. 495 p., colour ills. The first publication of Galeri Bosphorus, the book "A Permanent Formation," brings together the works of master artist Mithat Sen spanning over 40 years of production. The introductory text of the book, written by Irvin Cemil Schick, connects to Mithat Sen's established visual language through the aesthetics of language. The main text, written by Gökşen Bugra: The components of Mithat Şen's alphabet in "Breath" sometimes form the body schema as a whole and sometimes with interruptions; solidity and emptiness within square forms create rhythm, progressing continuously. In the unlimited possibilities of the system the artist has established, 360 squares come together, creating a symphony through repetition and variation, sometimes diminishing, sometimes layering and continuing, diversifying the way of showing the body schema with subtractions and shifts. In "Breath," Mithat Sen densely places the body units he has divided into thousands of pieces with continuity and stacking. For the artist, the claim of the painting is that the beginning can be added to the end, and the end can be added to the starting point. "Breath," which can be considered a comprehensive compilation of Mithat Sen's method of transforming form and material, is a stopping point where the "Body" series meets the "Cosmos" and "Istif" series.…