Zweimal gefunden II
2026
This series returns to a collection of four-leaf clovers found between 2013 and 2014 inside a concert program in Germany, and to others found and kept by the artist over the years. On the inked copper plate, the clovers are arranged as reserves, in shapes evoking a garland, a semicircle, or an inverted bird. The resulting print is a negative record: a background like an ink veil, with the whites of the reserves and the relief of stems, leaves, and veins. These are monotypes, unique prints of which no edition exists.
Monotype with embossing, from a copper plate measuring 12,2 x 16 cm. and four-leaf clover reserves on Hahnemühle paper 300g.
34 x 29,1 cm. (framed monotype) | 32,6 x 27,8 cm. (sheet size)
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Laía Argüelles Folch
Laía Argüelles Folch is a visual artist and writer. Interested in the potential of images and language as a way of relating to the world, the artist addresses notions such as materiality, collection and repetition, through exercises in assemblage, folding and unfolding.
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