Llanbedr 12.9.96 by Chris Ofili

Llanbedr 12.9.96 1996

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Dimensions: image: 250 x 200 mm

Copyright: © Chris Ofili, courtesy Victoria Miro Gallery, London | CC-BY-NC-ND 4.0 DEED, Photo: Tate

Curator: Chris Ofili created "Llanbedr 12.9.96". The image itself measures 250 by 200mm and is held in the Tate Collections. Editor: The repeating diamond pattern gives me a sense of depth, like peering into a dark tunnel, but the overall effect is quite serene. Curator: The date in the title might point to a specific event or personal memory for Ofili, perhaps a visit to Llanbedr. This could be a study of place, filtered through personal experience. Editor: Or even a symbolic representation of Llanbedr. The geometric shapes evoke a sense of order and containment, which could speak to the town's character or history. I wonder if these shapes have another meaning in art history? Curator: It's fascinating how Ofili balances intricate detail with a larger, almost hypnotic composition. It certainly draws the eye, doesn't it? Editor: It does. The artwork’s balance of order and depth definitely suggests an invitation for continued contemplation.

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