Hazy Horizon Purple is a transparent work by Anne Nowak, one of a family of three alongside Hazy Horizon Red and Blue. In the artist’s words, it deals with no object, no image and no focus: everything is a haze affected by its surroundings and by the imagination of the viewer.
Each painting is a transparent fabric painted with acrylic paint, made on an aluminum silk-screen frame and spray-painted. The light in the room changes the work in different ways, and what sits behind it matters too. Against a white wall it reads as a conventional painting; placed in the middle of a room, it becomes a divider and a filter on its surroundings.
When a beam of sunlight or artificial light hits the work, the gradient comes alive, easily suggesting a sunset or a horizon over the sea. The work is intended to have a fluorescent lamp behind it; the light is not included.
Other sizes can be commissioned.
| Dimensions LxWxH | 80x1x110cm (31x0x43'') |
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| Piece Weight (kg) | 0.1 |
| Production Year | 2025 |
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| Design Class | Unique Pieces |
