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the invisible in art, touches the invisible in us.
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Jaume Roig by @notanother.gallery

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Not just objects, but pieces of a puzzle that make up your story. by @notanother.gallery

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4 days ago

Slow down and let your surroundings speak. by @notanother.gallery

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4 days ago

Perfection is achieved, not when there is nothing more to add, but when there is nothing left to take away.

GOLDEN THRONE by @notanother.gallery

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2 months ago

For private residences, hospitality, workplaces and distinctive commercial environments, we transform empty walls into moments of connection.

hello@notanothergallery.art by @notanother.gallery

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2 months ago

Design is so simple, that’s why it’s so complicated. // Mersus Coffee Table

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#Custom #Design by @notanother.gallery

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2 months ago

Francis Picabia
Atrata, circa 1929

“These transparencies permit me to express for myself the resemblance of my interior desires... I want a painting where all my instincts may have a free course.” - Francis Picabia

#FrancisPicabia by @notanother.gallery

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8 months ago

“My work is not about expressing myself. It’s about creating a situation where the viewer can experience a moment of being.”

#LeeUfan by @notanother.gallery

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a year ago

“Simplicity is not an objective in art, but one achieves simplicity despite one’s self by entering into the real sense of things.”

This belief led Francesco Brancusi to strip away realism and focus on pure, elegant forms.

#FrancescoBrancusi by @notanother.gallery

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Louise Bourgeois believed that art was a way to confront and process emotional pain. The artist often spoke of the trauma of abandonment, of anxiety and pain as the subject of her art, and fear: fear of rejection, of the grip of the past, of the uncertainty of the future, of loss in the present.

“The subject of pain is the business I am in,” she said. “To give meaning and shape to frustration and suffering. The existence of pain cannot be denied. I propose no remedies or excuses.”

Yet it was her gift for universalizing her interior life as a complex spectrum of sensations that made her art so affecting. The emotional investment in her work was certainly unique and ground-breaking. Bourgeois had an ambivalent relationship with the theory and practice of psychoanalysis and saw art as her parallel “form of psychoanalysis”.

#LouiseBourgeois by @notanother.gallery

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coming soon by @notanother.gallery

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@alicjakwade by @notanother.gallery

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