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© Gaëlle ÉtéméIf I were a plant, things would be neither large nor deadly: archeology of the future (2026)
by Gaëlle Étémé
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79.13 × 59.06 × 0.39 in | 201 × 150 × 1 cm
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Gaëlle Étémé's artwork features an abstract composition on an irregularly shaped support. Dominated by various shades of green, it is accented with vibrant pink and white strokes that introduce dynamic contrast. The rich texture and spontaneous marks suggest gestural writing, combining ink, pastel, and paint. The piece conveys a lyrical, organic mood, inviting viewers to explore lines and signs within an unconventional spatial form.
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79.13 × 59.06 × 0.39 in | 201 × 150 × 1 cm · Mixed media · Paper
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