These Masters of String Art Use Complex Geometric Designs To ‘Decode The Future’

Posted by Danielle | Jun 2, 2019 | Yarn Bombs & Fiber Art | 0 |

This takes string art to a whole new level – WOW! Polish artists Przemek Podolski and Marta Basandowska make complex structures using breathtaking geometric designs to represent outer space.

From the artists: “The ‘decode the code’ project is a bridge that combines mapping technology with a futuristic form of sculpture. Through the new medium, we want to bring the beauty of cosmic matter closer to the recipient. The universality of our work lies in referring to infinitely large structures in the universe as well as microscopically small particles of matter. Their unity and interdependence builds the geometry, harmony and beauty of the world.”

Here are a few of my favorites below, see more at decodethecode.space.

See more at decodethecode.space.

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