Beschreibung
Rhythm I investigates the relationship between systematic repetition and the individuality of material expression.
Horizontal relief formations establish a sense of visual order, introducing a sequence of recurring elements across a monochromatic surface.
Their structural arrangement evokes architectural layering and sedimentary formations, suggesting the gradual accumulation of matter over time.
Despite their repeated direction, the individual lines are not identical.
Through variations in material density, depth, and physical texture, each formation develops a distinct character, challenging the apparent uniformity of the composition.
This relationship between repetition and difference forms the conceptual foundation of the work.
The reduced colour palette reinforces the importance of these subtle distinctions, directing attention away from chromatic contrast and towards the physical presence of the surface.
As light moves across the reliefs, shadows reveal an additional rhythm that changes with the environment.
Rhythm I examines how order can coexist with imperfection and how even the smallest deviations within a structured system can generate complexity and individuality.
