Lygia Pape - Logo Piraquê - 1970 75x100 cm / 30x40inches Fine Art Poster

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• Paper Weight: 200 gsm (80 lb), thickness: 0.26 mm (10.3 mils).
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Lygia Pape (1927-2004) was a foundational figure in the Neo-Concrete movement, an artist whose multidisciplinary practice spanned painting, sculpture, film, and performance, consistently pushing the boundaries of art beyond traditional forms. Her work often explored the relationships between art, the body, and the viewer, emphasizing sensorial engagement and an experience of art that was dynamic and participatory rather than purely contemplative. Pape challenged established norms, inviting audiences to rethink their interactions with art and the world around them. This particular poster, measuring 75x100 cm (approximately 30x40 inches), presents a substantial visual presence, making a bold statement in any setting. The "Logo Piraquê - 1970" exemplifies Pape's profound engagement with popular culture and her unique ability to elevate everyday commercial iconography into high art. Piraquê is a well-known Brazilian food company, and its logo, like many corporate emblems, is a ubiquitous symbol within the cultural landscape. Pape’s artistic intervention involves isolating and recontextualizing this familiar logo, stripping it of its original commercial function and presenting it as a pure form. The poster features the word "PIRAQUÊ" rendered in a strong, sans-serif typeface, often in a striking, geometric composition. The colors are typically bold and primary, reflecting the graphic simplicity and directness characteristic of commercial branding of the era, yet imbued with an artistic intentionality. This strategic use of color and form highlights the inherent aesthetic qualities of graphic design, compelling viewers to perceive the logo not merely as an advertisement, but as a carefully constructed visual entity. Pape's "Logo Piraquê" can be seen as a sophisticated commentary on mass media, consumerism, and the pervasive nature of visual culture. By transforming a corporate logo into an art object, she blurs the lines between art and life, the commercial and the aesthetic. This approach resonates with aspects of international Pop Art, yet it carries Pape's distinct Neo-Concrete sensibility, which prioritizes the viewer's subjective experience and the object's formal properties. The clean lines, vibrant palette, and deliberate composition of the "Logo Piraquê" demonstrate a master's understanding of visual impact and a keen awareness of how symbols shape our perception. It encourages us to look closer at the world around us, questioning the origins and purposes of the images we encounter daily. As a fine art poster, the Lygia Pape - Logo Piraquê - 1970 offers more than just a decorative element; it provides a connection to a significant period in art history and the groundbreaking work of a visionary artist. This large format poster is ideal for creating a focal point in a modern living room, a minimalist office, or a creative studio. Its geometric precision and graphic strength make it an excellent choice for those who appreciate abstract art, conceptual art, and design with a powerful historical context. Owning this fine art print is an opportunity to celebrate Lygia Pape's legacy, her contributions to modern art, and her enduring influence on contemporary visual culture. It is an investment in both aesthetic appeal and intellectual depth, a testament to the power of art to provoke thought and enhance our environments. Bring home a piece of Brazilian modernism and let the timeless design of Lygia Pape's "Logo Piraquê" inspire new perspectives within your space.