The Japanese artist folds light as a paper - very appropriate for 2015 -
The Year of the Light
Or how about The Geometry of Hope?
It is a work by Iranian artist
Monir Shahroudy Farmanfarmaian (b. Qazvin, Iran, 1924) who at the age of 91 had her first U.S. museum exhibition of mirror works and drawings in
Guggenheim museum. Once a master told her that "everything is in geometry" and she followed his advice, exploring geometry through her art. Some more about her art
here and h
ere and
here and her life story is
here.
If light is too visceral - have your Zen moment watching these
mesmerizing sand drawing machines:
or think of sand turning into glass and then into segmented glass sculptures by Jiyong Lee:
More pics and a video
here.
I know - late following fashion - still enjoy Carolina Herrera's SS 2014 collection
Lines and Geometry, which reviewers called "Lessons in Geometry";
Line segments turning into conceptual art in
Hamid Naderi Yeganeh art:
More about his art
here .
Lines become alive with
dancers "bending" the light:
