Peinture Acrylique Blanche Sur Tissu Raye Blanc Et Orange 1972 by Daniel Buren
Peinture Acrylique Blanche Sur Tissu Raye Blanc Et Orange
Daniel Buren's iconic striped composition from 1972, where white acrylic intersects with orange and white striped fabric. This framed print captures the artist's exploration of visual perception and spatial relationships through repetitive patterns.
The Visual Language of Stripes: Buren's 1972 Masterwork
In the early 1970s, Daniel Buren began his systematic exploration of visual perception through the language of stripes. "Peinture Acrylique Blanche Sur Tissu Raye Blanc Et Orange" from 1972 represents a pivotal moment in this investigation, where the artist applied white acrylic paint onto commercially manufactured striped fabric. The interaction between the painted surface and the underlying pattern creates a dynamic visual effect that challenges the viewer's perception of depth and space.
This work belongs to Buren's series of "in situ" pieces, where the artwork's meaning derives from its relationship with the surrounding environment. By using a consistent width of 8.7 cm for his stripes—a dimension that references the standard width of architectural molding—Buren establishes a dialogue between the artwork and the exhibition space. The juxtaposition of white paint on white-and-orange striped fabric introduces a subtle tension between the painted surface and the patterned ground.
Daniel Buren and the Conceptual Art Movement
By 1972, Daniel Buren had firmly established himself as a leading figure in the Conceptual Art movement. His work challenged traditional notions of artistic authorship and the commodification of art by focusing on the visual language of stripes. Buren's stripes were never merely decorative; they functioned as a system for investigating perception, space, and the institutional context of art.
This particular work exemplifies Buren's approach to what he called "the degree zero of painting." By using a pre-existing striped fabric as his foundation, Buren eliminates the artist's subjective expression while simultaneously creating a visual experience that is entirely dependent on the viewer's perception and the work's physical context.
The Making of a Conceptual Masterpiece
Composition and Pattern
The composition of "Peinture Acrylique Blanche Sur Tissu Raye Blanc Et Orange" follows Buren's established system of vertical stripes, each exactly 8.7 cm wide. This consistent width creates a rhythmic pattern that draws the viewer's eye across the surface of the work. The interaction between the white acrylic paint and the underlying orange and white stripes produces a subtle vibration effect, where the painted areas appear to advance and recede visually.
Material and Technique
Buren's choice of materials—acrylic paint on commercially produced striped fabric—was deliberate. The fabric's mechanical perfection contrasts with the hand-applied paint, creating a tension between industrial production and artistic intervention. The white acrylic paint partially obscures the underlying stripes, allowing glimpses of the orange to appear through the painted surface, adding depth and complexity to the visual experience.
Print & Frame Details
| Artist | Daniel Buren |
| Original Year | 1972 |
| Art Style | Conceptual Art |
| Subject Matter | Abstract composition |
| Size | 30×40 cm (12×16") |
| Print Method | Framed Poster |
| Paper | 300 gsm archival matte paper |
| Frame | Natural wood with gold leaf finish |
| Glazing | UV-protective plexiglass |
| Shipping | Free worldwide shipping, 5-10 business days |
| Returns | 30-day return policy, no restocking fees |
Own This Icon of Conceptual Art
Bring Daniel Buren's exploration of visual perception into your space with this museum-quality framed print. Each piece is meticulously crafted with archival materials and includes free worldwide shipping.
View Print DetailsDisplaying Buren's Stripes in Your Space
This framed print makes a striking statement in modern interiors. The 30×40 cm size works particularly well in living rooms, offices, or hallways where it can be appreciated from different angles. Consider placing it against a neutral wall to allow the white and orange stripes to create their full visual impact. The work pairs beautifully with contemporary furniture and minimalist decor, adding a layer of conceptual depth to your space.
What frame is included with this print?
Each print comes with a natural wood frame featuring a gold leaf finish, designed to complement the artwork while providing museum-quality protection. The frame includes UV-protective plexiglass to prevent fading.
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What is the archival quality of this print?
Our prints are produced using 300 gsm archival matte paper and pigment-based inks that maintain their vibrancy for decades. The UV-protective plexiglass further preserves the print from light damage.
What is your return policy?
We offer a 30-day return policy with no restocking fees. If you're not completely satisfied with your purchase, you may return it in original condition for a full refund or exchange.
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