Ci Boure by  Sir Eduardo Paolozzi

Ci Boure 1974

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Dimensions: image: 260 x 214 mm

Copyright: © The Eduardo Paolozzi Foundation | CC-BY-NC-ND 4.0 DEED, Photo: Tate

Curator: This is "Ci Boure" by Sir Eduardo Paolozzi, a print from 1974. It's a complex, almost architectural composition. Editor: It feels like a futuristic maze, but rendered with the delicate hand of an old-world engraver. What is this strange pairing? Curator: Paolozzi loved juxtaposing the industrial with the organic, the mass-produced with the handcrafted. You see that grid? It suggests a city plan. Editor: And those curving lines, almost like water or arteries. The contrast hints at the tension between nature and technology. Curator: Exactly! Paolozzi was fascinated by how we try to impose order on a chaotic world. Editor: I find it comforting that even in this rigid structure, there's a sense of playful improvisation. Curator: I agree; it invites a closer look to discover how he balanced control and spontaneity. Editor: It's like a secret language revealed through lines.

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