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Curves and Zigzags is the third work from an ongoing series of free-standing walls that straddle painting and sculpture. Comte’s practice embraces all media with equal ferocity and she uses this series to examine what happens when two-dimensional painting is superimposed on three dimensional structure. Unlike graffiti artists her walls are built specifically for the work they carry. In Curves and Zigzags, the painting starts with a stringent geometric composition that gradually morphs into a more organic wave like pattern reminiscent of Bridget Riley optical paintings or the gardens of Burle Marx. Playing on the constant exchange of dualities – nature and culture, order and chaos, geometric and organic form – Comte’s wall suggests a walk through the shifting sands of abstraction and on to a place where beauty and contemplation sit side by side.

 

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En route to the 2010 Richmond Folk Festival.

Scientific Name: Tradescantia subaspera Ker-Gawl.

Common Name: Zigzag Spiderwort

Certainty: positive (notes)

Location: Appalachians; Pisgah NF; Snowbird

Date: 20060613

from I Love Patchwork by Rashida Coleman-Hale (used with permission of author)

 

Please use this image as inspiration for your runner! Happy Spring!

Beautiful Norman interior, with Gothic overtones in the (slightly later) chancel. Notice the zig-zag moulding round the arch, and the four shafts each side, with cushion capitals, and compare with the Bawsey Ruin !

Northern Zigzag Salamander (Plethodon dorsalis) from Union County, Illinois, USA.

Ilford Delta 400@800 DD-X

The farm perimeters in Ireland are such unusually shaped and irregular.

Mount Everest to Tingri (Shegar), Tibet

This photo (badly focussed) taken from Mt. Dalsnibba shows the incredible zigzag road leading away from Geiranger in Norway.

Station Approach, Hereford

 

Carl Zeiss Distagon 35mm F/2.8 lens, Eos R adaptor

this was a photo assignment.

My newest roomdividers in complex gauze. Woven in stainless steel.

A Tribute to Chancay.

Regia crazy colors 4 ply

Removed gray parts

Unknown pattern

Taken with: Nikon D60

zigzagged once more... (hmm i think twice more)

and i stopped here 'cause it looks nice now ^L^"

Coloured light bulbs are not just for Christmas

I dont have a clue what kind of spider this is. I thought his little web was pretty neat looking. He made it in an empty little flower pot. Mt Juliet, Tn.

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