Nitin Mukul
Cease Fire, 2022
Cease Fire, 2022
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In Nitin Mukul’s practice, the process of erasure and incremental distance from one generation to the next manifests through the use of areas of intense color and texture alongside ornamental patterns, motifs and structures that fade in and out of the surface of the canvases. The paintings are situated on physical as well as psychological planes, a palimpsest where fading memories are screened through a present moment that feels less than stable in some ways.
The original artwork is acrylic on canvas.
PRINT DETAILS
PRINT DETAILS
Limited edition reprint of the original artwork.
Printed on 11" x 14" Innova Soft White Cotton (IFA-15) with a 1/2" border.
UNMOUNTED VS. MOUNTED
UNMOUNTED VS. MOUNTED
The printer can provide a Sintra mount with a hardwood frame backing for an additional cost of $100.
If you choose to frame it yourself, 11"x 14" is a standard frame size at most frame shops.
AUTHENTICITY
AUTHENTICITY
The print will come with a certificate of authenticity with the title of the work, the number it is from the edition and the artist's signature.
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Nitin Mukul
Born in Lawrence, Massachusetts and based in Queens, NYC. He exhibits with Aicon Gallery, NYC and has shown at Poetic Research Bureau, Los Angeles; Nature Morte, New Delhi, and The Guild, Mumbai. Mukul was a studio assistant to the late artist Sol Lewitt, and a former creative director of the Indocenter of Art & Culture in Chelsea. His work was recently acquired by the Kiran Nadar Museum of Art in New Delhi.
Mukul is also the co-founder and creative director of Epicenter-NYC.com. Read more of his writing here.