Viewing Note : 2.03 LANDSCAPE BLUR /Ocean Edge When the image of the watercolor was digitally transferred between two computers a distortion occurred. This was then overlaid onto the photograph which resulted in images of planes and lines intersecting in a magical counter-movement. These patterns resembled inclined geological formations and echoed the rock strata and geology. This yin/yang dialetic was the result of combining the forces of the sea and the pastureland and reflects the shifting earth forms present along the North Coast.
Additional Artworks
From Keith Wilson
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15.0 BLUESURF/Driftwood
Archival Digital Print on Archival Hahnemuhl Museum etching paper stock
12 x 18 in
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13.0 RED ROCK IN/Forest
Archival Digital Print on Archival Hahnemuhl Museum etching paper stock
18 x 12 in
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9.06 SIX PERSIMMIONS/Bowling Ball Beach
Archival Digital Print on Archival Hahnemuhl Museum etching paper stock
14 x 18 in
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8.02 COASTAL THERMAL ZONES/Sea Palm
Archival Digital Print on Archival Hahnemuhl Museum etching paper stock
14 x 18 in
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7.02 PHANTOM LIMBS/Tee-Tree
Archival Digital Print on Archival Hahnemuhl Museum etching paper stock
14 x 14 in
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6.02 BLACK MIST-tunnel
Archival Digital Print on Archival Hahnemuhl Museum etching paper stock
14 x 14 in
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5.0 SUNBAND/Fence
Archival Digital Print on Archival Hahnemuhl Museum etching paper stock
14 x 14 in
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4.02 SUNSET/Redwoods
Archival Digital Print on Archival Hahnemuhl Museum etching paper stock
12 x 16 in