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Stephen Bezas, 321, 2024
Stephen Bezas, 321, 2024
Stephen Bezas, 321, 2024

Stephen Bezas

321, 2024
Acrylic on canvas
48 x 48 in. (121.9 x 121.9 cm)
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Signed, titled, and dated, verso Titled ‘3 2 1,’ this painting captures the universal sentiment of anticipation and the inexorable passage of time towards a pivotal moment. The deliberate use...
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Signed, titled, and dated, verso

Titled ‘3 2 1,’ this painting captures the universal sentiment of anticipation and the inexorable passage of time towards a pivotal moment. The deliberate use of an ellipsis after the sequence adds a profound sense of continuity, inviting viewers to imagine the events beyond the canvas. The numerical countdown becomes potent symbols of transition and the nature of time. Isolated against an undefined backdrop, they prompt reflection on change and the unknown future. The ellipsis, hinting at ‘what comes next,’ deepens the mystery, suggesting unseen possibilities.

Through its minimalist approach and symbolic language, ‘3 2 1’ explores the human experience of waiting for significant moments. It challenges viewers to confront their emotions surrounding anticipation, change, and the passage of time, reminding us of life’s transient nature and the constant presence of beginnings and endings.
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