Kata Kelemen (1952) - Code Language/16.
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Kata Kelemen, Code Language/16., 2001, an original watercolor painting with charcoal and chalk, 11.5 × 15.5 inches, signed, from Hungary and sold with frame.
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Kata Kelemen
Code Language/16. - 2001
11”5x15”5 watercolor, crayon, coal
signed: down on the right
Kata Kelemen is a Hungarian artist who graduated from the Hungarian University of Fine Arts in 1977. She has held several solo and group exhibitions in renowned galleries and museums across Hungary. Kelemen began her career by experimenting with the transparency of various materials and their reactions to different lighting conditions. This exploration is evident in this piece, both in the layering and the materiality of her painted work.
Kelemen’s experimentation results in a striking juxtaposition of constructive and organic approaches. In this work, titled Code Language/16, she layers different translucent materials on top of one another, pressing them using various techniques. After the gluing process, she applies different colors to paint the material. These layers form a kind of unspoken language—evoking either a vanished tribe or a future civilization.
The fictive language Kelemen employs is inspired by Viking rune-stones, which she discovered through historical research (I have included two photos of this inspiration).
Kata Kelemen
Code Language/16. - 2001
11”5x15”5 watercolor, crayon, coal
signed: down on the right
Kata Kelemen is a Hungarian artist who graduated from the Hungarian University of Fine Arts in 1977. She has held several solo and group exhibitions in renowned galleries and museums across Hungary. Kelemen began her career by experimenting with the transparency of various materials and their reactions to different lighting conditions. This exploration is evident in this piece, both in the layering and the materiality of her painted work.
Kelemen’s experimentation results in a striking juxtaposition of constructive and organic approaches. In this work, titled Code Language/16, she layers different translucent materials on top of one another, pressing them using various techniques. After the gluing process, she applies different colors to paint the material. These layers form a kind of unspoken language—evoking either a vanished tribe or a future civilization.
The fictive language Kelemen employs is inspired by Viking rune-stones, which she discovered through historical research (I have included two photos of this inspiration).
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Artist
Kata Kelemen (1952)
Sold with frame
Yes
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Owner or reseller
Edition
Original
Title of artwork
Code Language/16.
Technique
Chalk, Charcoal, Watercolour painting
Signature
Signed
Country of Origin
Hungary
Year
2001
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
15.5 in
Width
11.5 in
Style
Abstract
Period
2000-2010
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