Faces Around a Crossing

About the work

Vertical, horizontal and diagonal lines cross at the centre, ending in small rings. Round faces, dots, droplet shapes and angular brackets surround them. Larger heads sit near the edges, while smaller ovals cluster around the crossing. The black outline varies little in thickness, allowing even small details to remain clear against white.

The radial arrangement never becomes strict symmetry: faces differ in contour, internal dots and short extensions. Straight axes maintain order, while irregular circles and scattered drops interrupt its regularity. Open intervals allow each sign to be read separately, while its relationship to the central structure remains visible across the whole field.