Dance XX Print - Limited Edition of 1

Depiction of a dancer in motion within a spatial framework. Transcribing the theories of movement analyst Rudolf Laban. Laban maintained that all movement occurs within ones personal space or ‘Kinesphere’, represented in the shape of an Icosahedron. When two spatial pulls are combined they produce planes in space as well as in the body. The combination of the horizontal and vertical dimensions results in what is called the door plane. The combination of the horizontal and the sagittal dimensions result in the table plane and the combination of the vertical and the sagittal dimensions create what is called the wheel plane. Together the diameters of all planes cross to form the centre of gravity of the body. Connecting the corners of the planes creates the shape of the Icosahedron. The intention of the work is to describe the effort quality or dynamics of the dancers movements.

Printmaking:Etching on Paper

Artist Produced Limited Edition of:1

Size:15 W x 22 H x 0.1 D in

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