Heading to Mars

Technique: Acrylic on Canvas with Plexiglass Plate. Spatial Dynamics with Kinetic Elements Featured on the Plexiglass
Dimensions: 29” x 29”
Description: The spatial dynamics consist of composite, mixed forms of concave, convex, horizontal, diagonal, and helicoidal planes, all within a pyramidal, equilateral geometric framework. This structure expresses the multifunctionality of space, confronting the real and the virtual.Parallel visual lines meet at infinity, and here they are treated so that they reach the same planes and emerge from the interior space in convergent-divergent forms, depending on the observer’s point of view.The complexity of its angles —sharp and cutting shapes— changes with the observer’s position, preventing the repetition of visual effects.Furthermore, the interplay between void and volume across the surfaces creates a continuous energetic rhythm known as Constructive Spatial Dynamics.This is the title the artist uses for all his works: Constructive Spatial Dynamics.
Artist: Pedro Sosa Franco