Cones Series

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Burhan Dogancay's Cones Series of paintings are 87 abstract compositions made between 1986 and 1995 which feature cones. Cones are a frequently appearing phenomenon on walls as posters curl up under the influence of the elements and human touch. In almost all paintings from this series the collage and fumage techniques are applied.
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