One component from a continuing line of enquiry exploring visual cyphers constructed from basic geometric shapes.
Inspired by Mel Bochner's lists; Sol LeWitt's serial investigation of incomplete open cubes and use of pamphlets as a record; Victor Vasarely's use of circle, square and triangle in his plastic alphabet; this quote "...what one does essentially as an artist is that you create a highly limited situation in which to operate and then you use it in such a way that people don't think it’s limited at all..." from Michael Craig-Martin talking to John Tusa in Tusa's book The Janus Aspect; and my own use of logic and number sequences as a 20th Century systems engineer.
The complete SQUANGLE series can be explored further here.
And there is also a book available from blurb.com.
Inspired by Mel Bochner's lists; Sol LeWitt's serial investigation of incomplete open cubes and use of pamphlets as a record; Victor Vasarely's use of circle, square and triangle in his plastic alphabet; this quote "...what one does essentially as an artist is that you create a highly limited situation in which to operate and then you use it in such a way that people don't think it’s limited at all..." from Michael Craig-Martin talking to John Tusa in Tusa's book The Janus Aspect; and my own use of logic and number sequences as a 20th Century systems engineer.
The complete SQUANGLE series can be explored further here.
And there is also a book available from blurb.com.










