Pimentón by Studio Mandariini
Pimentón isolates a tin of smoked paprika and elevates it into a graphic celebration of colour and label design. Studio Mandariini strips the subject down to its essential shapes — bold outlines, flat colour blocks, and carefully observed typographic details that reference both vintage packaging and contemporary illustration. The composition is tightly cropped, placing the object in confident isolation against a single-tone ground. The warm reds and ochres of the tin resonate against the muted background, creating a still life that feels both intimate and visually decisive.
On canvas, the flat colour fields take on a subtle woven texture that adds depth without softening the design's graphic edge. This canvas print rewards close viewing — the interplay between matte surface and bold palette gives the work a physical presence that prints on paper simply cannot replicate.
Pimentón isolates a tin of smoked paprika and elevates it into a graphic celebration of colour and label design. Studio Mandariini strips the subject down to its essential shapes — bold outlines, flat colour blocks, and carefully observed typographic details that reference both vintage packaging and contemporary illustration. The composition is tightly cropped, placing the object in confident isolation against a single-tone ground. The warm reds and ochres of the tin resonate against the muted background, creating a still life that feels both intimate and visually decisive.
On canvas, the flat colour fields take on a subtle woven texture that adds depth without softening the design's graphic edge. This canvas print rewards close viewing — the interplay between matte surface and bold palette gives the work a physical presence that prints on paper simply cannot replicate.
Original: $53.50
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$18.72Description
Pimentón isolates a tin of smoked paprika and elevates it into a graphic celebration of colour and label design. Studio Mandariini strips the subject down to its essential shapes — bold outlines, flat colour blocks, and carefully observed typographic details that reference both vintage packaging and contemporary illustration. The composition is tightly cropped, placing the object in confident isolation against a single-tone ground. The warm reds and ochres of the tin resonate against the muted background, creating a still life that feels both intimate and visually decisive.
On canvas, the flat colour fields take on a subtle woven texture that adds depth without softening the design's graphic edge. This canvas print rewards close viewing — the interplay between matte surface and bold palette gives the work a physical presence that prints on paper simply cannot replicate.
