"A Straight Line Forced Upon Topography"manipulated digital drawing by Mick Mather I continue mining the same vein introduced here a few days back. As the middle of the autumnal season urges me to more comfortable, indoor pursuits, practicing what I preach becomes a bit difficult from time to time. Even so, I have been out walking and observing. It's also time to take some of the visual data and the conceptual imagery derived from my researches into works that I can take my time with when the weather turns really nasty! I've been thinking a lot about Richard Long and this image is a nod to his incredible mind which continues to point the way for so many of us.Labels: an Artwork a Day by Mick Mather, manipulated digital drawing, Richard Long, straight line, topography
8 Comments:
With this picture qou're walking many lines.
WOW! I love this, Mick! Very very cool. Nicely creative and visual! :-D
Oh! This is great, just love the colors and lines!
hpy:
Now there's an idea worth some thought and an action plan ... find a topographic map and walk each line. I better not choose this one or it'll take me the rest of my life! :O
mary stebbins taitt:
I've been digging deep into my conceptual kit bag of late. I keep getting the feeling that I'm onto something; I'll keep you posted. :)
susupetal:
Welcome back, Susu, and I'm delighted to hear these words. I hope this was at least one bright corner for your dreaded November! Whatever will I do with you in December, January and February?
At the end of December the day breaks the night and it's starting to come more light.
No worry.
susupetal:
Alright then ... I won't worry. :)
I think of barcodes and lava flow...One is very rigid, forced and tense the other ebbs and flows with life and power.
A race for power, a battle between those who won't conform and those who say they must!
I must be due for a coffee... no rum:)
lisa sarsfield:
I very much enjoyed hearing your experience of this piece. As for me, I need a rum ... no coffee! :)
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