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Brian Reinker, The Chroma Series
The Chroma series from Brian Reinker investigates the interaction of red, green and blue. Although each paper sculpture contains the same three colours, altering the sequence and depth of the layers creates distinctly different visual experiences, revealing the changing relationships between colour, light and perception.
Through the interaction of light, shadow and form, these quiet structures reveal the shifting relationships between colour and perception, inviting the viewer to look beyond the surface and discover how colour can transform space, depth and emotion.
Primary I explores the foundations of colour through the three primary colours — yellow, blue and red. Held within sculpted layers of white paper, each chamber celebrates the origins of the visible spectrum, revealing the simple relationships from which every other hue can emerge.
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Brian Reinker, The Chroma Series
The Chroma series from Brian Reinker investigates the interaction of red, green and blue. Although each paper sculpture contains the same three colours, altering the sequence and depth of the layers creates distinctly different visual experiences, revealing the changing relationships between colour, light and perception.
Through the interaction of light, shadow and form, these quiet structures reveal the shifting relationships between colour and perception, inviting the viewer to look beyond the surface and discover how colour can transform space, depth and emotion.
Primary I explores the foundations of colour through the three primary colours — yellow, blue and red. Held within sculpted layers of white paper, each chamber celebrates the origins of the visible spectrum, revealing the simple relationships from which every other hue can emerge.
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