Summary
specialty
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Topological transformation of paired flat discs into organic, three-dimensional shapes. |
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predominant images
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(a) Abstract, biomorphic forms, frequently anthropomorphic. (b) The spiral via progressive helices. |
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metaphor
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(a) Topological transformation as biological fecundity. (b) The spiral as engine of the universe and the life-force. |
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materials
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Bronze, ceramic, resin, plaster, flat and inflated vinyl. Also acrylic paint and pastel. |
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method
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Experimental and empirical. |
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