Martin Disler | "Little Red Pusher", 1984 | (for Parkett 3)

The figure of the “Little Red Pusher” is juxtaposed with various black outlined elements of a face including a pair of dramatic close up eyes.

The red and the black. With urgent, emphatic scribbles and deep, palpitating undertones, these etchings epitomize the skill of a graphic master.

Read a Parkett text on Martin Disler
Parkett Vol. 3

Quote from Parkett
“It seems as if Disler were trying to recall (modern) man’s immense capacity to record and store images in order to penetrate into the memory of mankind. Unperturbed he surrenders to the excitement and with invincible power paces off the boundaries of deeper and deeper dimensions.” Bice Curiger, Parkett No. 3, 1984

"Little Red Pusher", 1984 (for Parkett 3)
Leathercut and drypoint on Rives Wove,
bound in the magazine,
Image size: 8 x 6 3/4” (20,3 x 17 cm),
10 x 8 1/4” (25,5 x 21 cm),
printed by Aldo Crommelynck, Paris,
Ed. 50/X, signed and dated lower right, numbered lower left.

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