Marlene Dumas – A Long Silence etching is subjected to digital fragmentation

is subjected to digital fragmentation

5 cm (18 x 23

” - Thomas Ruff

in a limited edition of 300 prints

Marlene Dumas – A Long Silence etching is subjected to digital fragmentationMarlene Dumas A Long Silence (1984) is an early lithograph that exemplifies her psychologically charged approach to the human figure, rendered here with stark contrasts and an unsettling sense of intimacy. Executed on wove paper, the limited edition print layers fragmented faces and shadowed expressions, evoking themes of vulnerability, introspection, and emotional distance that would become central to Dumas practice. Hand signed and dated in pencil,