Spanish school of the 20th century

Spanish School 20th century.
Untitled, 1979.
Silkscreen on paper. Copy 65/100.
Signed and dated in pencil.
Measurements: 70 x 50 cm.
This piece reminds us of Yturralde's study of perspectives in which, with his figures, he plastically confronts the custom of perception with the analysis of its structure. They are three-dimensional forms formed from two-dimensional data capable of deceiving the eye of the spectator, who seeks a logical analysis and configures meanings, finally opting for the confusion transmitted due to the perception of confusing stimuli. In short, this work is based on the search for a direct action on optical sensitivity.