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RE: Uncertain Limits: Inversions, Reflections, & Perspectives
I have read several posts on Escher. This is the best by far. Very informative, very thorough and elegantly presented. I had not seen images of his early works. Absolutely mesmerizing.
I loved the Bonifacio and Castrovalva woodcuts.
The best part of your post is the philosphical and scientific questions you raised and how the answer to those questions (which are not easy to come up with) may affect how we see art, creativity, and our overall perception of the material world.
Thanks mate.
Yeah those early ‘landscapes’ were stunning, especially how he contrasted nature with civilisation. I had similar responses to the works of Hokusai actually... must be something about those early ‘printing’ styles....
I’m getting to appreciate art more now as I try to have a fully embodied immersive experience, not just looking at it.
And then I allow myself to write my feelings and responses, be it as a post or my own personal journals.
😊🙏🏽☯️
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