|
An endless claustrophobic array of Siamese and mutant 'stars' is achieved through treating each section of the drawing as a separate entity and as a holistic problem.
This is centered on variations using only the graphic style and geometric pieces of a single original source material. The act of transcending cycles of logic through complexity and variation become the pretense for the art instead of creating "new" forms, ideas, or concepts. Creating a tension of creativity A wall of articulated organic noise completely foreign and outside of Escher's clear cut universe. In this case we see the inevitability of landing more in entropy than elegance.
| | ||
|---|---|---|---|
adapted from:
M. C. Escher, Stars, 1948, wood engraving, 32 x 26 cm
