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The wind turning in circles invents the dance Robert Baribeau The dual spatial identities that

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The dual spatial identities that the myriad forms have with one another create a visual riddle

While travelling in India Newman discovered Wasli paper

And it is that challenge that fulfils the experience one has with the painting

The pieces from the series may come as quite a shock to people who have always viewed Langley's work as being exclusively hard edged

The wind turning in circles invents the dance Robert Baribeau The dual spatial identities thatRamsay's work is informed by nature, the seasons, changing landscapes and the passing of time. She is inspired by systems, mathematics and geometry, and engaged in the practice of applying those fields of thought to the abstract interpretation of color, space and time.

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