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Explores the relationship between the organic and the mathematical. It seems to suggest that, underlying the chaos of the natural world, or even of creation itself, is the regular architecture of simple formulae. Yet there may be a deeper level still, in which this sterile architecture comes to be seen as sharp lines of pain, obscuring and highlighting the beauty of the natural form.
An extraordinary work, showing deft handling of the interplay between the programmed and the spontaneous.
Peter Latchford


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