by trevor parker
Screenprint (6 colour), Edition of 5
h: 32 w: 40 (cms).
Murmuration I/II are works that respond graphically to the movement of animals and their ability to move as a single body or unit. Their ability to remain separated from each whilst moving is still debated and several hypotheses exist as to how it is achieved, but it is generally agreed that movement is dependant upon sensory responses being applied to genetic "set of rules". These works have ironically become more pertinent during the recent COVID 19 pandemic where the the human population is being asked to separate to a specific set of rules to ensure no interaction or contact.
by trevor parker
Screenprint (6 colour), Edition of 7
Murmuration I/II are works that respond graphically to the movement of animals and their ability to move as a single body or unit. Their ability to remain separated from each whilst moving is still debated and several hypotheses exist as to how it is achieved, but it is generally agreed that movement is dependant upon sensory responses being applied to genetic "set of rules". These works have ironically become more pertinent during the recent COVID 19 pandemic where the the human population is being asked to separate to a specific set of rules to ensure no interaction or contact.