One word: Psychaedlic.
The artist is Keith Albarn. The exhibition has been formed from 40 years of research on number systems and patterns, and their relationship to belief systems and creativity.
Keith Albarn has used a number game as the starting point in order to develop an endless amount of patterns that connect across different dimensions, allowing infinite possibilities for outcomes. An amount of these outcomes were displayed in the exhibition through prints, sculptures, games and sounds.
As you can see from the photos, the pieces were incredibly colourful and you could even say "hypnotic".
Keith Albarn has used a number game as the starting point in order to develop an endless amount of patterns that connect across different dimensions, allowing infinite possibilities for outcomes. An amount of these outcomes were displayed in the exhibition through prints, sculptures, games and sounds.
As you can see from the photos, the pieces were incredibly colourful and you could even say "hypnotic".
One negative point about the exhibition is that I couldn't really understand the words written about the shapes.
Looking back at the photos, the different shapes would make stunning patterns/prints on fabric!
I'm thinking 1960s style?
I'm thinking 1960s style?
