LIMMA 35x50 watercolour print

€275
Quantity
Edition of 50, numbered and signed by the artist. Each image is sold individually and unframed. Delivery time: 3 weeks.
Edition of 50, numbered and signed by the artist. Each image is sold individually and unframed. Delivery time: 3 weeks.
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Design

Marta Cruz

Limited Editions

Edition of 50, numbered and signed by the artist.

Image size in cm

19 x 20

Total size in cm

35 x 50

Country of origin

Portugal

Printing method

The watercolours are reproduced under a technology called Digigraphie.

About the method

A Digigraphie is a printing process made with carbon pigment inks on 270gr fine art paper. It may have a durability of over 75 years and, when archived, a longevity of over 200 years.

Resistance

Offers great resistance to ultraviolet rays and can be exposed to sunlight without colour degradation.

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Catalogue/ Product Sheet

LIMMA 35x50 watercolour print

The watercolour prints by Marta Cruz approach the relationship between space and time, expressed through colour and composition. Using them as instruments, the designer works with an interplay of different shapes and layers. Interested in the complexity of colours, she never uses them in a raw way, but individually and intuitively searches the shades for each painting.  

 

“I never have a previous idea. I start painting and then the painting takes me along.” Marta Cruz 

 

LIMMA, latin for semitones, is an atmospheric piece created by an overlapping of color in the totality of the fields, expressing the infinity of space.

Designer

Marta Cruz

Marta Cruz is an architect and an artist based in Porto, Portugal.

Her artistic work explores the time-space binomial through colour and composition, either in watercolour or in drawing. In both cases, paper itself, as a substance and as a matter, is at the core of her practice.

In parallel to her artistic practice, she is an adjunct professor at ESAD Matosinhos teaching in the fields of drawing, domestic space and material culture.