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Richard Sarson for Seed Magazine by Evan Orensten
We covered artist Richard Sarson and The Circle Project last July.
His latest commissioned work is featured in the December/January issue of Seed magazine (a CH favorite) and was inspired by the Hawkings/Hertog theory, which states that time is a product of the infinite possibilities of itself rather than a single action. The drawing was originally hand-drawn with a compass and pigment ink on de-inked 100% recycled paper stock. (The image on the right is a detail, click above left for a larger version.)
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