the logic and influence of circle square and triangle

An installation made for Revad’’s BA (Hons) Drawing for Fine Art Practice Degree Final Exhibition. There is a blog of around 100 posts dedicated to the research and production of this work covering the five month period from early January to early June 2010. You will also find a related artist statement available here as a printable PDF (163kb).

static images

the logic and influence of circle square and triangle; chipboard, soft wood, emulsion, office paper, tracing paper, acetate sheet, plastic binding combs, pigment ink, foam board, mount board, graphite, digital photo frame, power brick, cables and various fixings (gallery board clips, screws, hooks and rods); 250 x 130 x 130 cm; revad david riley; 2010.

kinetic component

This kinetic component is rotated 90 degrees anticlockwise in the installation. It is shown here in landscape mode due to the limitations of vimeo (and YouTube). As an artist Revad accepts that every translation to a new medium and/or situation creates a new work - making this inconsistency much less of a problem than you might at first think. The only way to see the work as originally intended is to visit the real world installation - as and when it becomes available.

web components

TRIARCLE at http://triarcle.codedimages.com.

CIRCUARE at http://circuare.codedimages.com.

SQUANGLE at http://squangle.codedimages.com.

A triptych of web pamphlets detailing the six ciphers made as a foundation to this line of enquiry.