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Medium :
Pencil, Ink on Cardboard , Other rigid frame
Framing :
Framed
Dimensions :
6.3x5.1in
About this artwork
Going back to the origin of the compound word from Greek, we would have that it comes from:
kalós (beautiful), eidos (image), and skopéō (to observe), literally meaning "to observe beautiful images." In this piece, made to be observed, beauty is sought, whether it is found is another matter, and its image is multifaceted. It invites the observer to move around it on a physical and mental journey. From fresh and direct resolutions, it shifts to others… that are complex and overestimated, scratches that appear obscuring other worlds where the white light blinds toward darkness.
It can be presented with a metal stand or in a methacrylate box. The former allows it to be walked around, while the latter encourages a desire to understand it.
the action of moving it.
Tess Hill is a multidisciplinary artist with a Fine Arts background, teaching experience, and a lifelong passion for collecting images, experiences, and objects. Her technique ranges from veiled abstraction to calligraphy, deconstructing recycled objects and reworking them into circular and experimental compositions, where the method itself becomes writing. Her work conveys an intense emotional connection to the environment, seeking to generate vital awareness and engage sensitively with the languages of the social, ecological, and personal.