Otto Piene (1928-2014) - 'Feuerflora' - ZERO Artist





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Rare screen print by German artist Otto Piene, 1976, titled Feuerflora, 30 × 21 cm, an Op‑Art work in bronze colour, original edition, unsigned, in good condition.
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Rarer, breathtaking silkscreen by the German master OTTO PIENE from 1971, here 1976 printed for the catalog raisonné.
Title: “Fire Flora”
Vivid silkscreen, size 30 x 21 cm.
Excellent condition! See photos. Smallest signs of surface wear, only visible up close, not from normal viewing distance.
Shipped FLAT with EXTRA protection packaging.
Otto Piene was a prominent German artist of the postwar period and cofounder of the ZERO group (1957) together with Heinz Mack and Günther Uecker. The ZERO movement stands for renewal, light art, kinetic art, Op Art, reduction, movement and spatial effect. Piene worked intensively with light installations, grid structures, fire paintings (Fire Paintings), smoke drawings (Smoke Drawings) and later with Sky Art and air sculptures. Along with Mack and Uecker he developed an art of immateriality, dynamics and perception, which consciously distinguished itself from Informel and traditional painting and instead focused on light, energy, time and technology."} {
Rarer, breathtaking silkscreen by the German master OTTO PIENE from 1971, here 1976 printed for the catalog raisonné.
Title: “Fire Flora”
Vivid silkscreen, size 30 x 21 cm.
Excellent condition! See photos. Smallest signs of surface wear, only visible up close, not from normal viewing distance.
Shipped FLAT with EXTRA protection packaging.
Otto Piene was a prominent German artist of the postwar period and cofounder of the ZERO group (1957) together with Heinz Mack and Günther Uecker. The ZERO movement stands for renewal, light art, kinetic art, Op Art, reduction, movement and spatial effect. Piene worked intensively with light installations, grid structures, fire paintings (Fire Paintings), smoke drawings (Smoke Drawings) and later with Sky Art and air sculptures. Along with Mack and Uecker he developed an art of immateriality, dynamics and perception, which consciously distinguished itself from Informel and traditional painting and instead focused on light, energy, time and technology."} {

