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Tiles and Tessellations

06 Jul 2004
by Pennie Hunt For Sara Hughes, pattern is a discreet lattice that conditions relationships between objects in the world. Often overlooked or perceived as merely ornamentation, pattern can be…

by Pennie Hunt

For Sara Hughes, pattern is a discreet lattice that conditions relationships between objects in the world. Often overlooked or perceived as merely ornamentation, pattern can be imbued with rich complexities, representing a visual expression of the logic that endows material elements - no matter how complex or random their correlates appear - with regularity and order.

Image: Sara Hughes Eye Candy, 2003

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by Pennie Hunt

For Sara Hughes, pattern is a discreet lattice that conditions relationships between objects in the world. Often overlooked or perceived as merely ornamentation, pattern can be imbued with rich complexities, representing a visual expression of the logic that endows material elements - no matter how complex or random their correlates appear - with regularity and order.

Image: Sara Hughes Eye Candy, 2003

Tiles and Tessellations from www.nzartmonthly.co.nz