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The SDED Big Red piece is adopting the canvas strip to better visualize that a (philosophical) transition between the flat and the object is possible, and the bridge between the two dimensions could become real. The red background supports the 2D/3D transition by making the central element (the circle) resemble a devouring black hole, in stark contrast to the peaceful, bright, inviting colors of the foreground.
Adrian Panaitisor, a Romanian-born American artist, engages with conceptual art through his exploration of the canvas as a three-dimensional space. Drawing inspiration from Lucio Fontana, Agostino Bonalumi, and Zilia Sánchez, he merges two- and three-dimensional techniques to extend the possibilities of the canvas surface.
The SDED Big Red piece is adopting the canvas strip to better visualize that a (philosophical) transition between the flat and the object is possible, and the bridge between the two dimensions could become real. The red background supports the 2D/3D transition by making the central element (the circle) resemble a devouring black hole, in stark contrast to the peaceful, bright, inviting colors of the foreground.
Adrian Panaitisor, a Romanian-born American artist, engages with conceptual art through his exploration of the canvas as a three-dimensional space. Drawing inspiration from Lucio Fontana, Agostino Bonalumi, and Zilia Sánchez, he merges two- and three-dimensional techniques to extend the possibilities of the canvas surface.
