Geometrical Abstraction Aurélie Nemours Noir Demi Rose. Portfolio with 7 serigraphs. 1995. each screenprint on wove paper. Each 30 x 30 cm (38 x 38 cm). Each signed and numbered on verso. - Slipcase slightly faded and partially bumped. Overall very good and immaculately clean. Brilliant impressions of the impressive compositions, the colour clear and fresh. Chauvineau 176-182 - One of 99 copies. - Ed. Paul Bourquin, Besancon 1995 - With accompanying text and seven poems by Hugo Caral. - The characteristic geometric compositions contained in Aurélie Nemours' outstanding portfolio convey in their reduced consistency the expression of a constructivist clarity based on tension and harmony that the artist was striving for. Rectangles, lines, squares and two-dimensional cross structures determine the composition of the picture and follow a kind of inner order based on balance and rhythm. Nemours arranges the elements in such a way that there is always a visual balance between surface and line, density and emptiness, statics and movement. Formally, Nemours' portfolio work goes back to her roots in the abstract tradition of DeStijl, paired with her poetic-aesthetic orientation. The strict symmetry is modulated by finely tuned variations in form and colour depth, creating a subtle visual tension between order and lightness. Each serigraph on wove paper. Each signed and numbered verso. - Slipcase slightly faded and partially bumped. Overall very good and immaculately clean. Brilliant impressions of the impressive compositions, the colour clear and fresh. Chauvineau 176-182 - One of 99 copies. - With accompanying text and seven poems by Hugo Caral. - In their reduced consistency, the characteristic geometric compositions contained in Aurélie Nemours' outstanding portfolio convey the artist's desired expression of a constructivist clarity based on tension and harmony. Rectangles, lines, squares and two-dimensional cross structures determine the composition of the picture and follow a kind of inner order based on balance and rhythm. Nemours arranges the elements in such a way that there is always a visual balance between surface and line, density and emptiness, statics and movement. Formally, Nemours' portfolio goes back to her roots in the abstract tradition of De Stijl, paired with her poetic-aesthetic orientation. The strict symmetry is modulated by finely tuned variations in form and colour depth, creating a subtle visual tension between order and lightness. This work is subject to taxation. A surcharge of 24.95% will be added to the hammer price and 7% VAT (books, prints except serigraphs) or 19% VAT (only for serigraphs and photographs) will be added to the final invoice amount in the European Union. This work is subject to the regular margin scheme. There is a 24.95% buyer's premium on the hammer price and 7% (Books, Prints except Screenprints) or 19% VAT (Screenprints or Photographs) on the final invoice amount in the European Union. 3000