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he continued sewing burlap into intricate waveforms

The publication also includes a foreword by Eugenio López Alonso and a preface by Patrick Charpenel

this image of summertime refreshment recalls Cool Down Bench (2023)

This poster featuring Untitled (Sunset) (1982) was produced in 2023

the bat symbols are rendered in sharp

Ed Ruscha: Ghost Station Andreas van Duhren he continued sewing burlap intoProduced in collaboration with the Los Angelesbased Mixografia workshop, Ghost Station (2011) is an inkless print that revisits one of Ed Ruschas most iconic compositions. Drained of the saturated colors of his painting Standard Station, Amarillo, Texas (1963), this work interprets the gas stations architecture in a unique graphic form. The proprietary printmaking method developed by Mixografia involves a cast three dimensional copper printing plate,