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      Cell #7

      Cella # 7 is part of a series of sculptures, made of different materials (steel, copper, aluminum...) that reproduce the essential lines of a prison environment, whose measurements (2 x 3 m) correspond to the real dimensions of the detention cells of the death row of the infamous Huntsvillle prison, Texas. In this virtual representation of the cell the architectural lines are continuous and almost without interruption. This work shows the image of the set of the most essential objects of use which guarantee the minimum of survival in conditions of isolation. Nothing can therefore be moved or modified, nothing can suggests a possibility of choice for the individual who is inside it. The work represents a

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      Hvad er formatet og størrelsen på "Cell #7"?

      Formatet på "Cell #7" er Landscape, og originalen måler 300 x 200 cm. Begge oplysninger er nyttige, når man planlægger en reproduktion.

      Hvordan er farvesammensætningen i "Cell #7" af Massimo Kaufmann opbygget?

      Farvesammensætningen i "Cell #7" af Massimo Kaufmann forener en Serene kontrast med en Discordant Palette harmoni.

      Hvor stor er kontrasten i "Cell #7" af Massimo Kaufmann?

      Lys-mørke-kontrasten i "Cell #7" er registreret som Serene. Kontrast beskriver, hvor kraftigt lyse og mørke områder adskiller sig fra hinanden.

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      Massimo Kaufmann (1963 –)

      Massimo Kaufmann (b. 1963, Milan) is a prominent Italian artist known for his diverse expressions & captivating paintings. Explore his work & artistic journey.

      Viafarini (Milan, Italy)

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