In Marisa Merz's drawings, "the stroke is maniacally repeated and insisted on, in such a way that the figure unconsciously emerges onto a surface racked by a vortex of signs; the hand seems to be guided by a rhythmic fortuitousness, a sort of graphic trance, and yet everything respects the compositional equilibrium of a remarkable energetic harmony."
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In Marisa Merz's drawings, "the stroke is maniacally repeated and insisted on, in such a way that the figure unconsciously emerges onto a surface racked by a vortex of signs; the hand seems to be guided by a rhythmic fortuitousness, a sort of graphic trance, and yet everything respects the compositional equilibrium of a remarkable energetic harmony."
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