Jumps - Untitled

The graphic art presented here has abstract tendencies. The subject, in fact, appears unrecognizable, because although the blue background might be linked to the sea, the seemingly floating gold objects are difficult to interpret. "Abstrahere," which means "to extract" or "to draw out," consists in eliminating the particular and individual aspects of an object to derive an absolute concept. The great masters of the 20th century, from Kandinsky to Mondrian, from Pollock to Mirò, succeeded in purifying the image to achieve a sense of order and geometry, returning to the essence of forms. The essential colors translate these disjointed images into emotions and instinct. All of this is emphasized by graphic art, which is not simply a print, but is enriched with meaning by the artist's hand. There are various types of graphic art, including woodcut, aquatint, etching, silkscreen, and lithography. The use of graphic techniques gives the painter great freedom to reproduce a design multiple times. Furthermore, the so-called "author's proof" (Pda) is essentially an authentic but out-of-series copy, the graphic was not created to be sold on the market, but became rare when it entered the market.

The graphic style is visually striking. The design is clear and communicative. The two-tone palette, featuring shades of blue and yellow, creates a relaxed and calm atmosphere, further enhanced by the recurring geometric shapes throughout the paper. Although the subject remains unknown to us, Salti demonstrates his creativity and personality.

We have found no historical-artistic information about the artist Salti, nor any information regarding his artistic production.

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