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Rob de OudeRob de Oude, Untitled-Wassaic 10, 2016, silkscreen, 18 x 18 inches, Suite of 102016
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The works by Rob de Oude are composed of meticulously placed repeated lines, with the overlapping lines revealing geometric shapes and patterns. Repeatedly using a single unit, like a straight line, displays the infinite possibilities of a synchronized effort. Layered bands and grids of colors and collisions of angled lines create an illusory sense of space with shifting colors, moires effects and deceptively bending lines. de Oude mixes an intuitive use of color, rhythm, composition and layering choices with a systematic mode of painting. These juxtapositions between intuition and methodology allow for visual surprises, while seeking an orchestrated balance.
The Wassaic Prints are the result of a residency in Wassaic, NY during the summer of 2016. Each print is a unique silkscreen, demonstrating subtle shifts in color, line thickness, and direction in the line work.
Rob de Oude studied painting, sculpture and art history at the Hoge School voor de Kunsten in Amsterdam and SUNY Purchase, NY.
He has shown in the US and abroad, notably at: Galerie Gourvennec Ogor in Marseille, France, Storefront Bushwick in Brooklyn, NY, McKenzie Fine Art in New York, NY, BRIC Rotunda in Brooklyn, NY, Galerie van den Berge in Goes, NL, City Ice Arts in Kansas City, MO, Pentimenti in Philadelphia, PA, DM Contemporary, NY, and has participated in several art fairs in the US and Europe.
de Oude has been featured a.o. in the NY Post, L Magazine, Artnet Magazine, NYArts Magazine, The New Criterion, Brooklyn Magazine, Bushwick Daily, ARTNews.
He has his studio in Brooklyn, NY, and is founding member and co-director of Transmitter, NY.
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- Creation Year2016
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- ConditionExcellent
- DimensionsH 18 in. x W 18 in.H 45.72 cm x W 45.72 cm
- Gallery LocationBrooklyn, NY
- Reference NumberLU17223313503
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