Quantum Unfoldings Implicate-Explicate #4, 2023
Photography : mixed media · 59.5 x 59.5 x 7 cm 23.4 x 23.4 x 2.8 inch · Ready to hang
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About the artwork
Type
Photography : Unique artwork
Condition
Artwork sold in perfect condition, framed, ready to hang
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Dimensions ( cm • inch )
59.5 x 59.5 x 7 cm 23.4 x 23.4 x 2.8 inch Height x Width x Depth
Artwork dimensions including frame
64 x 64 x 7 cm 25.2 x 25.2 x 2.8 inch
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Description
SPECTS:
It contains an LED light panel
The image is created by shapes cut into dark card that as been folded. The white shapes are the shapes of the light shinning through from the LED light panel behind.
Diffraction grating causes the edges of the white shapes to appear to split into soft spectrum colors.
These colors dynamically shift and change as the viewer moves position.
It is kinetic experience it is an actual physical experience.
The LED panel requires electrical power and LED transformer is incluided
This mesmerizing artwork is a spellbinding example of optical art, or op art, that ingeniously exploits visual perception, captivating the viewer's eye through its dynamic interplay of form and movement. The piece is meticulously composed of a myriad of black, elongated dashes applied with a methodical but seemingly chaotic precision, creating an illusion of ripples or waves undulating across the canvas. The pattern undulates rhythmically, converging towards the center in swirling vortices that evoke a sense of depth and motion, despite the static nature of the medium. The background is a pristine, almost luminescent white, which serves to enhance the stark contrast and dramatic intensity of the black shapes, making them appear as if they are floating or dancing independently in space. The edges of the canvas are subtly framed with a gradient of monochromatic tones, anchoring the frenetic energy of the central composition while drawing the eye inward. This artwork's brilliance lies in its ability to manipulate perception, creating a sense of movement and fluidity with simple, repetitive shapes. The meticulous alignment and spacing of the dashes demonstrate a masterful understanding of geometry and visual psychology. This piece does not merely hang passively on a wall; it actively engages the observer, invoking a near-physical reaction as the mind's eye attempts to make sense of the kinetic visual dance before it. It is a testament to the transformative power of minimalistic design when skillfully executed, turning simple elements into a profound, immersive experience.
Presentation
Her playful and illusory artworks offer experiences of entwined dualities, superposition, entanglements, interference patterns, indeterminate boundaries and the intrinsic interconnectedness of all things. They open up a visual language of possibilities for non-linear, non-dualist thinking.Diffraction grating unravels the radiant beauty hidden within white light, moiré, lenticulars and dichroic materials articulate the constant flux of quantum physicist David Bohm's holomovement (the process where the undivided wholeness underlying reality is in a perpetual process of flux and becoming). The ideas behind these works evolved from the art practice research of Peta's PhD, Making Quantum Questions Material: 'Soft' Textile Thinking for the 'Hard' Questions Arising from an Investigation of Light, awarded by the University of the Arts London and University for the Creative Arts in 2022.
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