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primordium VI - original abstract 3D sculpture, rendered in maxwell render / maya and composited in photoshop
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IMPORTANT © COPYRIGHT NOTICE
The work contained in my gallery is copyrighted ©2008-2010 William Irving. All rights reserved. My work may not be reproduced, copied, edited, published, transmitted or uploaded in any way without my written permission. If you have any doubts concerning this matter, or requests email me at w.irving@rogers.com
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I agree with obscureFlower on this one, my friend.
This is the best to date (and I liked Primordium V a lot!).
It has more depth, more intuitive movement.
It has more mystery too - we cannot see, as distance increases, the true makeup of the piece. It has layers of questioning for me, the apparent viscosity (gloopiness would be a good word if it was one) held in form/shape. Is it a snapshot, a stilling of an otherwise fluid substance, or is there some arcane and unseen force that keeps it thus?
I shall ponder this many times, I think.
And that is what good art is about, in my opinion. Like a good film, you can watch it again and again.
The light at the rear, which seemingly, fibre-optic-like, lights the struts and mechanisms is rigid and fixed, but made fluid and full of motion by the gel.
This is how I envisage heaven.
Light, peace, movement, contrast, colour.
I can almost hear this piece. It is singing like wind catching a steel blade surface, whistling and sharp.
Hmm.It looks like I am going over the top here, but it is truly how I feel.
By adding depth and mystery, you have excelled yourself with this one.
Be proud. Be very Proud!
Best regards as always
roger (Dibb)
This is the best to date (and I liked Primordium V a lot!).
It has more depth, more intuitive movement.
It has more mystery too - we cannot see, as distance increases, the true makeup of the piece. It has layers of questioning for me, the apparent viscosity (gloopiness would be a good word if it was one) held in form/shape. Is it a snapshot, a stilling of an otherwise fluid substance, or is there some arcane and unseen force that keeps it thus?
I shall ponder this many times, I think.
And that is what good art is about, in my opinion. Like a good film, you can watch it again and again.
The light at the rear, which seemingly, fibre-optic-like, lights the struts and mechanisms is rigid and fixed, but made fluid and full of motion by the gel.
This is how I envisage heaven.
Light, peace, movement, contrast, colour.
I can almost hear this piece. It is singing like wind catching a steel blade surface, whistling and sharp.
Hmm.It looks like I am going over the top here, but it is truly how I feel.
By adding depth and mystery, you have excelled yourself with this one.
Be proud. Be very Proud!
Best regards as always
roger (Dibb)