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Created: 2003 Original mandala: metallic pen, bindis 12in x 12in (30cm x 30cm) |
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Available as: laminated photo paper print |
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SNOWFLAKES are some of nature’s smallest miracles – millions of mini mandalas, each one of exquisite but transient beauty, falling from the skies. Such profligate creative abundance – many lifetime’s work of mandala-making held within the palm of a child’s hand, glimpsed for just a few seconds before they melt away into formlessness again.
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Here are snowflakes, falling into the black of oblivion, but also an evocation of other natural geometries – something of the peacock’s tail is here, something of the seedhead of a dandelion. So many mini miracles, drawn with a geometric precision we struggle to emulate with rulers, compasses and protractors. |
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