Communication,
what is that?
Title:
"Communications"
Size: 60 x 60
cm
original
collage
US$ 10,000
This is about
art.
I have created
an artwork inspired from the keyword "communication".
This artwork
can be used for various purposes.
I would like
it be used for silk-screen printing in a limited edition, numbered and
signed by me and finally framed in an exclusive frame with passepartout.
This motif
tells a story about communication.
At least two
parties are necessary to establish
communication, therefore there are two sets of circles.
The inner
circle symbolizes human communication, touching, speech, body language
etc.,
artistic
expressed in all kinds of
drama.
The next
circle symbolizes acoustic signals,
by oscillation or digitized,
artistic used in music, radio theater etc.
The third
circle symbolizes communication of pictures, including letters, by
oscillation or digitized.
The three ways
of communication mentioned until now is commonly known.
And we know a
lot of examples of crossing the boundaries of these forms of
communication.
The fourth
circle symbolizes smell and taste, which are very hard to codify.
A lot of
developers all over the world work on this matter and we still wait for
a break through in this area of
communication.
The fifth
circle symbolizes the thought. I medical science you encounter
signals
from the brain in EEG equipment,
in MR scanners
etc. These signals are represented
by means of plotters and displays.
The
perspective in two way communication of thoughts can be scary.
We have to
trust those people setting the
ethical standards for this type of communication.
I feel that
there are a sixth or seventh or even eighth circle. May be an infinite
number of circles.
I believe
Albert Einstein would have made
one, two, three........more circles.
The quantum
theory.
The theory of
relativity.
E=M x C x C.
Think of these
circles!
Think of the
overlap of these circles!
What does the
red field mean?
Sincerely
yours,
Asbjorn Lonvig, artist
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