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Victor Hasch (1945-2012) - Composition abstraite

Victor Hasch (1945-2012) - Abstract Composition Original painting, mixed-media technique (acrylic, collage, charcoal, etc.) on canvas. A unique work created by the artist around 2007. The piece is signed bottom left. 35 x 27 cm format, wooden frame. We provide meticulous packaging, international tracking, insurance, and express shipping for all our deliveries. This abstract composition by Victor Hasch reflects a gestural exploration where the energy of the stroke meets the subtlety of the material. The work rests on a precarious balance between spontaneity and control, where the density of a charcoaled black, applied with force and nervous energy, sits on a surface lightened by patches of white and pale pink. The canvas bears traces of the artist’s direct gesture, between accidental splashes and deliberate marks, suggesting an instinctive approach to the creative process. The addition of small touches of red and blue, applied in controlled dabs, breaks this sober palette by injecting additional dynamism into the composition. Overall, hovering between informel and minimalism, it recalls certain explorations of Art Brut or gestural tendencies at the end of the 20th century, where the act of painting becomes an immediate transcription of a fleeting thought. By its discreet signature "VH" at the bottom right, Hasch anchors the work in a personal dimension and asserts a form of total freedom, where abstraction becomes a language in itself, liberated from any figuration, leaving only pure, raw emotion."}{
Estimate:$224.25
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