Louise Bourgeois – The Reticent Child (Ex Libris) günther uecker in which the artist transforms

in which the artist transforms digitally manipulated source material into luminous fields of abstract color

Edition of 250: Each signed and numbered on accompanying certificate of authenticity

atmospheric color

while the draped fabric within maintains the essential tension between revelation and mystery that has defined their monumental practice—from the wrapped storefronts of 1964 to the Reichstag and Pont Neuf of the 1990s

a motif Förg frequently employed to introduce an underlying rational grid beneath painterly surfaces

Louise Bourgeois – The Reticent Child (Ex Libris) günther uecker in which the artist transformsLouise Bourgeois's The Reticent Child (Ex Libris) is a limited edition print created in 2005 as part of her late graphic practice. Produced as an offset print with embossing, the image presents an intimate depiction of pregnancy and childbirth, rendered with Bourgeois's characteristically fragile line and muted washes of color. Although executed as an offset print, Bourgeois deliberately had the sheet embossed so it would behave visually and tactilely