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Lenticulars
are made by interlacing several images and placing them behind a grooved lens.
Because our eyes see different parts of the image at their corresponding
angles, different colors and rhythms are created. When the viewer passes by,
elements of the picture flip and transform creating new relationships.
Some
lenticulars simply flip two or more images. Some lenticulars are multi-layered
to create real three dimensional depth.
These
recent lenticulars combine both effects with “dripping paint” on a three-dimensional
“canvas.”
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Red
Paint, 14 x 24”, lenticular,
2007
Blue Drop, 12
x 18”, lenticular, 2007 |
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Teardrop,
14 x 24”, lenticular, 2007 |
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Hot drops, 14 x 24”, lenticular, 2008 |
Paintland (two views), 22” x 10”, lenticular, 2008 |
