Framed dimensions: 70 x 52 x 1.5 cm.
Water based screen printing inks on 300 g TAKEO paper.
黒
2010
Screen printing
40 x 58 cm
Edition of 1 of 4
signed
Framed
1,760 $
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Courtesy of the artist
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Location
Beirut, Lebanon
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ABOUT Carla Salem
Born in Lebanon in 1978, Carla R. Salem is a papermaker and a printmaker whose work explores words and languages. Having lived in Japan for seven years, Salem merges the Japanese language and culture with her native Arabic. She explores the surface and texture of her self-made mulberry papers (washi) and emphasizes on its interaction with light....
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