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Inquisitive Infanta/Phobic Don , 2007-2008
pastel on prepared paper


Silent Screen Siren/Hag who Understands All , 2007-2008
pastel on prepared paper


The unbelievably talented Thomas Woodruff is showing this month some amazing two-faced paintings, that use visual trickery. As a child I was captivated looking at optical illusions and visual puzzles. I remember most fondly the strange vegetable faces by the Italien artist Arcimboldo or the steps that lead to nowhere by M.C. Escher.
I am glad that Thomas Woodruff is continuing this mind boggeling artistic tradition.
1 comment:
all i can say is "very cool". i find two sided faces interesting.thanks
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