Description of the Work: "Untitled, 1986" by Peter Schuyff
The Hypnotic Visual Pleasure of Peter Schuyff
"Untitled" is a historic and imposing work by Peter Schuyff, created in 1986. This painting, acrylics and pencil on linen, immediately captures attention for its almost environmental dimensions, $190 \text{ x } 190 \text{ cm}$.
The work is an excellent example of Schuyff's artistic research, which flourished in the 1980s, a period in which the artist devoted himself entirely to the exploration of perception and "visual pleasure." The painting is characterized by a complex checkerboard pattern in yellow-brown hues, where the overlapping chromatic nuances and the masterful use of light create a powerful optical illusion. This technique generates a sense of movement and pulsating luminosity, as if the canvas were internally illuminated or distorted by an optical force.
The work, in perfect condition, is signed and dated on the verso. Its provenance is certified by two major exhibition circuits: the Hoffman Borman Gallery in Santa Monica and the historic Galleria Lucio Amelio in Naples, confirming its place on the international art scene. "Untitled" is also a catalogued piece, having been published in the "QUARANTA" catalogue.
The work is accompanied by a certificate of authenticity on photograph, issued directly by the artist Peter Schuyff.
Peter Schuyff Untitled (1986): Acrylics and pencil on linen, 190x190 cm. Historic work of optical art from the 1980s. Request a quote and artist certification.
