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Mona Lisa Emission Spectrum

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Colored Pencil on Black Paper
2019

Ruxa had the idea for this drawing when he was studying visual perception and reading about the emission spectrums that radiate from objects. When looking through a spectroscope or a spectrometer – a tool that allows one to analyze the composition of the light spectrum – all the objects in the physical world show a different color spectrum made up of many colours. Ruxa was intrigued, imagining how this would work for paintings, and whether he would see an alternate version of it, with all its colors separated as in the color tubes, were he to view it through a spectroscope.


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About the artwork


Artist
Pedro Ruxa
Medium
Drawing
Size
4.6 x 3.3 in (11.7 x 8.4 cm)
Location

Brussels, Belgium


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About the artist

Pedro Ruxa
"When I was a young boy I often had this feeling that reality was a fiction, like a permanent cinema screen with pictures scrolling, and that I was not able to take part in it. I felt like a passive spectator of my own life. Art has allowed me to take part in reality, to take a position, and to choose a point of view. The canvas is my cinema screen."

Pedro Ruxa

Born in 1993 in Lisbon, Portugal, Pedro Ruxa lives and works in Brussels, Belgium.

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