Introduction
An idealised plant populates a potentially unbounded field. Seasons determine colours and weather effects; species-wide and individual parameters operate at different scales. Shared colours destabilise figure-ground boundaries.
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Composing through seasons and plant variation
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Work and historical context
Art Blocks dates Fragments of an Infinite Field to 2021-09-13, with an edition field of 1,024 works and attribution to Monica Rizzolli. This dates the release, not the beginning of every sketch or development process.
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Composing through seasons and plant variation
An idealised plant populates a potentially unbounded field. Seasons determine colours and weather effects; species-wide and individual parameters operate at different scales. Shared colours destabilise figure-ground boundaries.
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Viewing the work and its documentation
Move between a single flower and the whole field, comparing repeated forms, overlapping layers and seasonal palettes. The field is a space organised by the program, rather than a botanical survey of a physical location.
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Art-historical significance and comparison
Editorial interpretation: Plants are more than decorative subjects: growth, population variation and figure-ground relations become compositional problems, offering a figurative route distinct from Qilin.
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Plants are more than decorative subjects: growth, population variation and figure-ground relations become compositional problems, offering a figurative route distinct from Qilin.
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