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StatsMemory N. 1
- 81.0 x 100.0 cm
A vibrant abstract composition featuring a striking red circle and geometric shapes by the renowned Peruvian master Jorge Piqueras from 1958, offering a unique opportunity to bring mid-century modernism into your collection.
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Discover Jorge Piqueras: Peruvian artist renowned for geometric painting & sculptural innovation. Explore his legacy of Latin American art & European influence.
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A Study in Form and Color
In this 1958 composition, we encounter a visual language that leans heavily into the geometric abstraction defining much of the mid-century period. The canvas is dominated by a large red circle, its surface punctuated by white dots that create a rhythmic, almost celestial texture. This central figure acts as a gravitational anchor for the surrounding elements. Scattered throughout the space are smaller circles, some in deep blue, which drift around the primary red form. These shapes do not merely sit upon the surface; they interact, creating a sense of movement within a structured, mathematical order. Amidst this arrangement of spheres, two human figures emerge—one in the upper left and another toward the right. Their presence introduces a subtle tension, grounding the abstract geometry in a sense of lived experience or perhaps a fragmented recollection.
The technique suggests a deliberate, controlled application of pigment. There is a clarity to the shapes that speaks to a disciplined approach to the medium. By balancing the weight of the large red orb against the lighter, scattered blue and white elements, the artist achieves a specific equilibrium. It is a work that asks for a quiet, sustained gaze to fully grasp the relationship between the organic presence of the figures and the rigid precision of the circles.
The Geometry of Recollection
The title, Memory N. 1, invites us to consider the painting not as a literal landscape, but as a mental architecture. The abstraction functions as a way to organize thought and sensation. The red circle, with its internal white points, feels like a focal point of consciousness, while the blue spheres act as drifting thoughts or peripheral sensations. The inclusion of the two figures suggests that memory is never purely abstract; it is always inhabited by the human element, even when that presence is reduced to a silhouette or a simplified form. This interplay between the mathematical and the personal is what gives the work its specific gravity.
Created during a period of significant movement in Latin American art, this piece reflects an engagement with modernist principles. The work avoids the chaos of pure expressionism, opting instead for a structured, geometric clarity. It is a quiet exploration of how we perceive space and identity through the lens of simplified, essential shapes. The interaction of the primary colors and the scattered dots creates a visual rhythm that feels both intentional and spontaneous, capturing a moment of mental clarity within a vast, colored void.
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"Memory N. 1" by Jorge Piqueras shows a vivid color intensity.
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Artist Biography
early life and nationality
jorge piqueras, a visual artist, was born in lima, peru in 1925. he held both peruvian and spanish nationality.artistic contributions
piqueras is widely recognized as one of the most significant peruvian artists of the 20th century. his work encompasses a broad spectrum of materials and media, including sculpture, painting, collage, photography, and assemblage. he is particularly known for his distinctive sculptural production and his pioneering role in geometric painting among contemporary latin american artists.international presence
piqueras lived and worked extensively in europe, with a notable presence in italy and france. his work has been showcased regularly in lima, peru since 2007. a retrospective of his geometric work from the 1950s was exhibited at the museum of art of lima in may 2011.notable exhibitions and collections
- the butler institute of american art (united states): though not exclusively featuring piqueras, this institution is significant for its extensive collection of american art. - hastings museum and art gallery (united kingdom): similar to the butler institute, it represents a broader context of art appreciation.artistic style and influence
piqueras' geometric work, as showcased in his 2011 retrospective, reflects his engagement with modernist movements. his use of diverse materials and media aligns with the experimental spirit of latin american art.legacy
jorge piqueras passed away in lima, peru in 2020, leaving behind a legacy as one of the most influential peruvian artists of his time. his contributions to geometric painting and sculptural production continue to inspire new generations of artists.- view jorge piqueras' artworks on TopImpressionists
- explore the butler institute of american art's collection for a broader context of american art.
- discover more about jorge piqueras' artistic style and influence on TopImpressionists's blog.
references:
- jorge piqueras, artist profile, TopImpressionists - the butler institute of american art, institutional overview, TopImpressionists
Jorge Piqueras
1925 - 2020 , Peru
Quick Facts
- Full Name: Robert Rauschenberg
- Nationality: American
- Date Of Birth: 1925
- Date Of Death: 2020
- Place Of Birth: Lima, Peru
- Notable Artworks:
- Canyon
- Monogram
- Rauschenberg Prints
- Artistic Movement Or Style:
- Assemblage
- Neo-Dada
- Pop Art
- Artists Who Influenced This Artist:
- Picasso
- Pollock
- Marcel Duchamp
- Artists Or Movements Influenced By This Artist:
- Jasper Johns
- Robert Ryman
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