Reminds me of my “standing stones.” There is something satisfying about the painting continuing from side to side. Right?
I t is satisfying. I’m like, the movement doesn’t end at the end of the canvas, so it was nice to follow it around.
Love this. Both the idea and the execution.
Thanks Claudia. I am going to try another cube but a little smaller this time. Apparently my spacial estimation needs some honing.
Nevertheless, I like this one and I think you succeeded in what you wanted to do, and I’ll be interested to see more, or any size. I like the idea a lot.
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Fortress of Dissolitude 
Reminds me of my “standing stones.” There is something satisfying about the painting continuing from side to side. Right?
I t is satisfying. I’m like, the movement doesn’t end at the end of the canvas, so it was nice to follow it around.
Love this. Both the idea and the execution.
Thanks Claudia. I am going to try another cube but a little smaller this time. Apparently my spacial estimation needs some honing.
Nevertheless, I like this one and I think you succeeded in what you wanted to do, and I’ll be interested to see more, or any size. I like the idea a lot.