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Strip of Hills and Geometric Frames
I’m drawn to geometric forms. If I don’t see them au naturel, I make them up. One way to ‘make up’ geometric forms in photography is to bring all shapes, no matter their depth, to the frontal plane*. This ambition is opposite to that which perspective aspires. *The 2-dimensional frame of the photograph.
Interference Pattern
Today I continued my experiment with parallel lines. Many of the parallel lines in today’s study are concentric circles. I drew other figures (two triangles and one rhombus) within which I drew lines parallel to one side. Between the concentric rings, I painted shades of blue up to the edge of the figures. I changed […]
