Contratura: Pablo Siquiera
These are hyper-precise drawings executed by a primitive and erroneous tool
Contratura, solo exhibition by Argentinean Pablo Siquier, accuracy and primitivism combine in an unusual way in three gigantic new panels. “It’s just three drawings to occupy a huge space,” says the artist. In this new series, Siquier employs the technique of charcoal drawing, yet transforming it by adopting large formats. The new works are created by hand directly on the walls. “These are hyper-precise drawings executed by a primitive and erroneous tool,” he comments. por 6 segundos
Contratura, the solo exhibition by Argentine artist Pablo Siquier, sees precision and primitivism combining in an unusual way across three gigantic new panels. “They’re just three drawings to occupy a huge space,” says the artist. In this new series, Siquier employs the technique of charcoal drawing, yet transforms it by adopting large-scale formats. The new works are executed by hand directly on the wall. “These are hyper-precise and exact drawings, executed with a primitive and flawed tool,” he comments.
