Geometric Eye - A Hidahl - 2015 - ? |
If you haven't noticed, I really like making eyes, of various sorts. I find eyes to be fascinating, for a few different reasons:
First, eyes have long been called "The gateway to the soul"; a sentiment that I find true. I should add, I don't see a "soul" as being a component of religion; but as a component, or perhaps the entirety, of a person or animal's personality. A soul is a collection of individual experiences, spread out over one's entire lifetime; which combine to create a complete person. If you know what you're looking for, the eyes can tell quite a compelling story, in the few moments that you're looking into them.
Secondly, I like the geometry of eyes. Intricately-operating machines. The oldest cameras known to man.
It was the geometry of the eye that inspired this particular work. Particularly, the almost perfectly symmetrical geometry within the lens and iris.
In this work, the aforementioned geometry is highlighted and displayed in a geometric fashion; broken down to it's most basic elements, without the detail found in a real eye.
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