ECSTATIC UNITY
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Dorothy describes ecstatic unity as the state of “becoming one with the other” through erotic love. This concept of “ultimate union” and “ecstatic unity” originates from her exploration of “complete intimacy.” In Tibetan Buddhism, enlightenment is also referred to as “ecstatic unity.” Love becomes the inspiration for the work.
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Ten Scenes
Dorothy Iannone, Ten Scenes, 1969. Print, silkscreen on paper, sign and numbered edition, 36/100 + 1 , 75 x 100,5 cm.
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For Roger
Dorothy Iannone, For Roger, 1992-1993. Object, collages, marouflages, paint and ink on 36 cards inscribed on both sides in a box, signed and dated , 3,3 x 11,5 x 14 .
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I Was Thinking Of You
Dorothy Iannone, I Was Thinking Of You, 1975. Mixed Media, acrylic on wood, monitor, video converted to dvd video 5 min, looped, 233 x 173,5 x 54 cm.
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First Print
Dorothy Iannone, First Print, 1967. Print, silkscreen on paper, sign and numbered edition , 69.5 × 100 cm.
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