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Triginta Uno Dies: Thirty-one Drawings Thirty-one Days (edition 2004)

by Daniel Martin Diaz, Gloria Giffords Fraser (Introduction)

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This beautifully haunting eighty page hardcover book features thirty-one disturbing yet sublime graphite drawings created in thirty-one days by artist Daniel Martin Diaz. A gruelling yet exhilarating journey into the subconscious, this intimate reflection depicts the struggles between faith, death and the after-life. Diaz has developed a technique of minimalism, which includes painting on distressed wood and using handmade wooden frames. His use of Latin allows him to explore an ancient language that is expressive as it is beautiful.… (more)
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Title:Triginta Uno Dies: Thirty-one Drawings Thirty-one Days
Authors:Daniel Martin Diaz
Other authors:Gloria Giffords Fraser (Introduction)
Info:Last Gasp (2004), Hardcover, 70 pages
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This beautifully haunting eighty page hardcover book features thirty-one disturbing yet sublime graphite drawings created in thirty-one days by artist Daniel Martin Diaz. A gruelling yet exhilarating journey into the subconscious, this intimate reflection depicts the struggles between faith, death and the after-life. Diaz has developed a technique of minimalism, which includes painting on distressed wood and using handmade wooden frames. His use of Latin allows him to explore an ancient language that is expressive as it is beautiful.

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