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series · color, moving across the plane

Chromadynamica

2015 — ongoing · in the studio registry: 2015–today

The chromatic parts of the Optichromies grew until they became paintings: pixel-gradient compositions — color moving dynamically across the x-y plane, like the hundreds of images that pass through our screens every day. The gradients are always painted by Felipe; the flat fields, by the team.

The 2021 monograph publishes the full breakdown of CHROMADYNAMICA 104: aluminum frame → composite panel → enamel → UV paint → varnish. The Dimensional branch is his explicit homage to Soto: 289 hand-painted conduits suspended like a three-dimensional glitch (Mesa, Arizona, 2017). From Lisbon to Monterrey, it is the series that has signed the most facades.

techniqueenamel and UV paint on aluminum composite panel, with aluminum frame and varnish

The chromatic parts of Optichromies grew up and became paintings. I see them as colors moving dynamically in the x-y plane. The same way we see hundreds of images daily moving fast on our screens.

Felipe Pantone, PRAESENTIA (2020)
Chromadynamica 104 · 2019 · 170×120 cm
Chromadynamica 104 · 2019 · 170×120 cm · FPSTUDIO — 2021 monograph
Chromadynamica 104 · breakdown: frame → panel → enamel → UV → varnish
Chromadynamica 104 · breakdown: frame → panel → enamel → UV → varnish · FPSTUDIO — 2021 monograph
Chromadynamica Dimensional · Mesa Contemporary Arts Center, Arizona 2017 · 289 hand-painted conduits — homage to Soto
Chromadynamica Dimensional · Mesa Contemporary Arts Center, Arizona 2017 · 289 hand-painted conduits — homage to Soto · PRAESENTIA (2020) — Beyond the Streets

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