Brice Marden: From Line to Plane

Brice Marden, a major figure in postmodern abstraction, explores the relationship between line and plane in this unique exhibition. Presented by the Susan Sheehan Gallery, the collection gathers iconic prints such as “Ten Days,” “Etchings to Rexroth,” and “Suzhou I-IV.” Marden’s work, the result of a constant search for balance between form and color, is characterized by remarkable subtlety. These etchings, created over several decades, testify to meticulous work where line becomes an expressive instrument, transforming empty spaces into rich and complex compositions. Inspired by the principles of the Bauhaus and collaborating with influential figures like Richard Serra, Marden developed an innovative approach to printmaking. This exhibition offers a valuable insight into his artistic evolution and technical mastery, revealing the hidden depth behind these apparent simplicities. A fascinating exploration of the relationship between gesture and perception.