As I grow, I see ever more clearly that the essence of staying centered is to allow yourself to constantly shift and reconfigure.
This set of four square panels I painted in December of 2009 is designed to fit together in any orientation and sequence. The paint was applied on each panel using a different tool and technique, brush, rag, sponge, and fingers. The design was inspired by a cool toy I picked up at the Chicago Art Institute in 2008.
The word "Center" is written on one of the panels. Can you find it?
Here's three random configurations (click to make larger):
This set of four square panels I painted in December of 2009 is designed to fit together in any orientation and sequence. The paint was applied on each panel using a different tool and technique, brush, rag, sponge, and fingers. The design was inspired by a cool toy I picked up at the Chicago Art Institute in 2008.
The word "Center" is written on one of the panels. Can you find it?
Here's three random configurations (click to make larger):
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