My eye kept moving towards the fitted-together, the deliberate, artistic urge to design even the simplest thing. A parking lot, where each stone was fitted into the cement:
The wall of the caffé LARTE (these are real books!):
Tuesday, December 31, 2013
Inside Confined Spaces and Breaking Free
We drove into Milan... its historic, winding vortex of streets was pretty tough to navigate... and difficult to fully appreciate until we parked our car and walked the cobblestones and piazzas.
My eye kept moving towards the fitted-together, the deliberate, artistic urge to design even the simplest thing. A parking lot, where each stone was fitted into the cement:
The wall of the caffé LARTE (these are real books!):
An even more apparent frame, the Duomo, is pulled together with thousands of figures:
We came to Lyon with this mind-set and... find the same compulsion to repeat and confine and build:
And, a well-protected tree:
So I drew "Bubble Breaking Free," playing with the ways the water breaks the flat patterns of the paper:
My eye kept moving towards the fitted-together, the deliberate, artistic urge to design even the simplest thing. A parking lot, where each stone was fitted into the cement:
The wall of the caffé LARTE (these are real books!):
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