It is a matter of balance.
Soft waves move across the marble surface, while rigid forms create contrast. The lines guide the eye through the changing rhythm of the panel.
A marble surface detail beside the maker at the worktable.
Glitch and rhythm
The idea draws on Jackson Pollock's work: a gesture across the wavy surface leaves a tracing effect. Simple forms sit within the waves and emerge as the eye moves across them.
Close views of the flowing ridges from different angles.
Two inspirations
A second inspiration was a sculpture in the film The Devil's Advocate. A special effect blurs the figures on it until they become a smooth, topographic shape.
Further details of the carved marble surface.
Material and making
Made in marble with architect Mean Alshami. Fabrication took 15 days.



