Vita Statera
(On paper)
This must be a tribute to Escher. Which reminds me, we should start a topic thread for him too!
Valor - Zen in the urban chaos
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Moonchime
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An interesting find indeed Dee.
I do find his use of colour, line and shape fascinating. He has a real feel for sweeping shape and inticate pattern whilst at the same time being strongly connected with nature; his repeated layers remind me of the textures of wood grain and rock but he uses them as part of flesh or as the structure of the heart - which he depicts in his anatomical form.
I particularly like the juxtaposition of animal and human; indeed his birds brought to mind the photographs of Zipporah. I love cielo cielo - such a sense of strength and freedom.
I do find his use of colour, line and shape fascinating. He has a real feel for sweeping shape and inticate pattern whilst at the same time being strongly connected with nature; his repeated layers remind me of the textures of wood grain and rock but he uses them as part of flesh or as the structure of the heart - which he depicts in his anatomical form.
I particularly like the juxtaposition of animal and human; indeed his birds brought to mind the photographs of Zipporah. I love cielo cielo - such a sense of strength and freedom.
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