Hitherto Unknown Dimension

Artwork: #95 of 141 by David G Wilson

Tags: spatial dimension; visual pun; alternative reality; anthropomorphic perception; paintings, spatial dimension; visual pun; alternative reality; anthropomorphic perception; canvas prints

Title:

Hitherto Unknown Dimension

Artist:

David G Wilson

Medium:

Painting - Acrylic On Canvas

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The perception of a woman sitting cross legged in a pensive mood is but an illusion of a dimension beyond the third. In an effort to transcend the third dimension in my art, a locus that human eye have not been conditioned to easily behold, I have taken the liberty to stretch the potential of perspective to create an image that lies somewhere within our three dimensional terrestrial space, mutually inclusive with the empirical reality of the objects that I actually painted. She is no less realistic than the chairs and table, vase and flowers that constitute her being. She exists within our terrestrial space, but in a dimension in which few human eyes are wont to recognize her existence. She exists among us, yet we seldom see her; quite invisible to our unsuspecting eyes. We are sometimes aware of an uncanny presence, but seldom take the time to behold her by relocating, readjusting and plausibly juxtaposing the objects that would make her presence visible as this picture reveals. A strategic and plausible juxtaposition of commonplace objects will reveal their anthropomorphic characteristics, hitherto unseen as is evidenced here.
� David G. Wilson

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