Antony Gormley, Matrix X (2016)
Antony Gormley, Matrix II (2016)
Antony Gormley, Matrix III (2016)
Antony Gormley, Matrix IV (2016)
Antony Gormley, Matrix V (2016)
Antony Gormley, Matrix VI (2016)
Antony Gormley, Matrix VII (2016)
Antony Gormley, Matrix VIII (2016)
Antony Gormley, Matrix IX (2016)
Antony Gormley, Matrix I (2016)

Antony Gormley

Complete Set of Aquatints (Matrix I - X) (2016)

AUD$66,000

Matrix I – X (2016)
Aquatint on Fabriano Tiepolo 290gsm paper
Edition of 25
Signed, numbered and dated on reverse

I – IV: 28 x 28 cm (sheet)
V – VIII: 32 x 32 cm (sheet)
IX – X: 35 x 35 cm (sheet)

The MATRIX aquatints are constructed from plates which carry the silhouette of architectural blocks printed one on top of the other. This accumulation of black conveys a sense of inner embodied darkness and presence. Each plate is created with rosin ground by hand, the resulting particles gently sifted through a sieve before being heated to make a granular ground.

Frame specifications:
Matt black powder-coated aluminium frame with clean welded corners (lined with paper-faced aluminium sealing tape and Volara tape to underside of rebate); Artglass AR 92 glazing; 100% cotton-fibre museum rag boards and spacers; Japanese tissue paper hinges applied with purified wheat starch; rigid non-porous 3mm Dibond backing board with 5mm Coreflute polypropylene inner insulating/barrier board; sealed timber sub- frame with inbuilt split-batten hanging system for easy and secure wall attachment.

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ANTONY GORMLEY is one of the world’s most influential and acclaimed contemporary artists. For four decades, his practice has unwaveringly focussed on the dynamic of the body within space. Underlying his sculptures, expansive site-specific installations and works on paper (including his prints) is a profound engagement with how the inside of the body relates to the outside, and where human beings stand in relation to both our immediate surrounds and the cosmos beyond. Gormley has achieved significant international recognition with a number of large-scale public artworks including: ‘Angel of the North’ (1998), a fifty-four metre wide steel sculpture of an angel overlooking the A1 motorway in England; ‘Event Horizon’ (2007-), thirty one life-size anatomically correct sculptures cast from the artist’s own body, originally displayed in London, then in New York, Sao Paulo, Rio de Janeiro and Hong Kong; and ‘Inside Australia’ (2003), fifty one metal figures installed on the vast sodium crust at Lake Ballard, Western Australia. Antony Gormley won the Turner Prize in 1994 and was knighted in 2014.

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