Venini Network #2
Venini Network
From $90
Venini Network #5
Part of the Venini Network collection (6 pieces)
$90 USD
Collector's edition Numbered by hand in an edition of 100 on Hahnemühle archival cotton. Choose Limited Edition above.
12" x 12" per print
- ✓ Archival giclée on Hahnemühle paper
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Acquisition Notes
Venini Network #5 is available as a numbered, limited edition of 100, printed on Hahnemühle Photo Rag 308gsm—an archival cotton paper favored by museum collections for its longevity and tonal fidelity. Open editions are also available on archival matte paper (230gsm) for collectors seeking the work at a more accessible entry point.
This work sits comfortably in contemporary art settings or museum study center. Each print ships flat, within 5–7 business days, accompanied by a certificate of authenticity and care instructions. We offer a 14-day return window for works received in original condition.
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- Archival giclée printing
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About This Work
The composition is organized as a loose grid of vertical columns in which bulbous, vessel-like forms stretch and taper, their contours traced by overlapping, hairline curves that accumulate into denser nodal cores of near-black. Color progresses rhythmically from warm reds and oranges at the left through violets and deep blues to greens and pale yellows at the right, with each hue contained yet subtly bleeding along shared boundaries, suggesting permeability between adjacent units. Negative space, rendered as an unmodulated, light ground, punctuates the structure with irregular voids that counterbalance the denser, central spines and keep the overall arrangement in a state of poised asymmetry. The repeated, necked shapes and their filamentary connections evoke a networked system in which each segment appears distinct yet continuously inflected by its neighbors, quietly echoing the work’s title through visual interdependence and flow.
