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QmYZo1RW8a9W2s6ifr3jdCJjxSYruJqWTnhQCAsfqjTfpuwwa9SiY67ZGrAq4H6Yhu_gGnAHXnw9yODAm8K40HrwUuyS7r2hYmMa8S7t14Yk-x2L093jERSoqljSnYzKPRposphericalart & bucwahRecycledEverything in life gets recycled, and it's no different in this looping composition where bucwah's impossible penrose triangles each get their turn on center stage. Sphericalart & bucwah collaborate to explore artistic creations featuring impossible geometry. This is an MP4 file with a percussion soundtrack. Created in 2018. 720 x 1280 pixels. Edition of one.sphericalart & bucwah collaborations
Qmbvt69FDPHjmq8jsGz9RvDRHqxgExYdUEgquN3dZpw75dAtYVX0-k-0CPZgf-IzPkQiJ4JIxYGgXH0gAeTt9BEXIAtYVX0-k-0CPZgf-IzPkQiJ4JIxYGgXH0gAeTt9BEXIsphericalart & bucwahPressure PointA sphericalart & bucwah collaboration featuring bucwah's "Alkaloid Penrose" triangle design with sphericalart's perspective and color palette. We have teamed up to explore the artistic impossibilities of "penroses." They are named after Sir Roger Penrose, who devised and popularised the Penrose triangle in the 1950s, describing it as "impossibility in its purest form", and who exchanged material with the artist M. C. Escher, whose earlier depictions of impossible objects partly inspired it. Edition of One. Created in 2020. 6000 x 6000 pixels.sphericalart & bucwah collaborations
Qmc7C1zSDpbPy17GJXRspGVRChUjven64vor72HAxBw6J42CY-AAAWbGeDq3DHqSu58Dc99-t6JNbcoydnFR3hTA02CY-AAAWbGeDq3DHqSu58Dc99-t6JNbcoydnFR3hTA0sphericalart & bucwahOff KilterThis concentric design is perfectlty centered and symmetrical, yet it pulls your eye either left or right, just off center. It's built with the impossible geometry of penroses, if you look closely. This is the sixth piece in a collaborative series by sphericalart and bucwah. We have teamed up to explore the artistic impossibilities of "penroses." They are named after Sir Roger Penrose, who devised and popularised the Penrose triangle in the 1950s, describing it as "impossibility in its purest form", and who exchanged material with the artist M. C. Escher, whose earlier depictions of impossible objects partly inspired it. Created in 2019. 4500 x 4500 pixels.sphericalart & bucwah collaborations
QmTiSoH1Lo3UVmt8hX4dAKakSd5uUh7P9TpV95Vk25jku5UDvpreP8o1S3VPjny9D3hot2sjeSsos_5yErtMDRrUAUDvpreP8o1S3VPjny9D3hot2sjeSsos_5yErtMDRrUAsphericalart & bucwahJacob's LadderIn the Bible, Jacob's Ladder is set upon the Earth, and the top of it reaches to Heaven. Here the ladder is constructed of impossible geometry. All the better to accomplish the impossible task. This is the fifth piece in a collaborative series by sphericalart and bucwah. We have teamed up to explore the artistic impossibilities of "penroses." They are named after Sir Roger Penrose, who devised and popularised the Penrose triangle in the 1950s, describing it as "impossibility in its purest form", and who exchanged material with the artist M. C. Escher, whose earlier depictions of impossible objects partly inspired it. Created in 2019. 4500 x 6000 pixels. Edition of One.sphericalart & bucwah collaborations
Qmauf7s9jU4k5YuY3KqwBwHRXiuhnUrbb15MDibvFSQReEYl5XndQhNvUdoIDfTc2khydsMteYwMKNVMKfBQ12T3oYl5XndQhNvUdoIDfTc2khydsMteYwMKNVMKfBQ12T3osphericalart & bucwahThe Penrose PathWatch your step on the penrose path! The fourth piece in a collaborative series by sphericalart and bucwah. We have teamed up to explore the artistic impossibilities of "penroses." They are named after Sir Roger Penrose, who devised and popularised the Penrose triangle in the 1950s, describing it as "impossibility in its purest form", and who exchanged material with the artist M. C. Escher, whose earlier depictions of impossible objects partly inspired it. Created in 2019. 4500 x 6000 pixels.sphericalart & bucwah collaborations
QmQfCNVyhwirtZxgzPXd3SmvZmDpsYBtprgBYu5J3NmJ9FgI0lU_kRmQGjiCdflREHALnn3vjiUPoqGMkXDTyKfEAgI0lU_kRmQGjiCdflREHALnn3vjiUPoqGMkXDTyKfEAsphericalart & bucwahPenrose SpaceA fanciful interior space made of penroses. This is the third piece in a collaborative series by sphericalart and bucwah. We have teamed up to explore the artistic impossibilities of "penroses." They are named after Sir Roger Penrose, who devised and popularised the Penrose triangle in the 1950s, describing it as "impossibility in its purest form", and who exchanged material with the artist M. C. Escher, whose earlier depictions of impossible objects partly inspired it. Created in 2019. 6000 x 6000 pixels.sphericalart & bucwah collaborations
QmVxYYGw8avxrXDrZVyycpXqkQiAdun9PbxM57twdjHR8yII3u3-Xy_M0VLlUwoz78d6VZDhhq3w-diZGWUvFv6FoII3u3-Xy_M0VLlUwoz78d6VZDhhq3w-diZGWUvFv6Fosphericalart & bucwahFour GoldfishThe second piece in the sphericalart/bucwah NFT collaboration series exploring compositions made with "impossible geometry" á la M. C. Escher and Sir Roger Penrose. Four goldfish swim in a fish bowl made up of bucwah's "Proliferation Penrose" design. Created in 2018. 6000 pixels square.sphericalart & bucwah collaborations