It is
human nature to long for a reflection of complexity in our
daily interaction with that which we have created as static
matter. Our core identity is directly affected
by the habitat in which we revolve, as our surroundings
negotiate our clarity. Art is dialect that we
interact with through absorption and release, and nuance is
the script with which we resonate. The effect remains
as a template in our subconscious, a building block for
further construction or demolition.
In the natural world form and light evolve in space
dissecting emptiness without definitive resolution. Day
becomes night becomes day as line and shadow shift in
constant duality. Through sight we absorb the structural
continuity of form, mechanically associating visual weight
with our own sense of balance. In context chaos begets
chaos; though structure which resides in cyclical
dependency on itself evokes subconscious equilibrium in
spite of formal disparity –ultimately giving life to
otherwise still form without causing dislocation.
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