A Wink at Escher Metal Print

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I used a computer. Escher, the genius that he was, drew all his hyperbolic disks by hand!


This unique digital art piece makes a great gift for an architect, engineer, scientist, doctor, mathematician or other professional. I recommend Chromata White Glossy Canvas for canvas prints and Epson Premium Glossy Photo paper for giclee prints. Please contact me if you are interested in another size print.

I have been creating digital art for the past thirty years, with the last ten being more seriously focused on the theme of complexity and self-organizing systems as advanced by Stuart Kauffman, author of At Home in the Universe. In conceptualizing many of the shapes that I represent artistically, I often have found that Kauffman is accurate when he states that small changes in the construction of the system may alter dramatically the behavior of the system. Usually, small changes to my near-chaotic structures do lead to instability and disintegration. However, every so often I arrive at a stable dynamic, which I then render with shadows, colors, lighting, and three-dimensional depth. What I strive to do with my art is to celebrate the...