Televisor hidraulizado 1 — Fine Art

The image for Televisor hidraulizado 1 - 1956 shows a raised screen shape held by thin metal supports and joined parts. Bright colours sit on dark forms, with tubing and fittings leading out of the frame. The work looks like a machine made to watch, built in the kinetic sculpture practice of Gyula Kosice.

This fine art print sits on a wall with the frame finish matching the room. A light frame on a dark wall keeps the bright colours clear. The paper is matte, so the dark metal parts stay flat and the bright shapes do not glare under a lamp.

It hangs on the wall beside a desk in a study, with the screen shape at shoulder height. From the doorway you see the bright colour block first, then the thin metal lines as you walk in.