#11 Print

This painting number 11 is one of a series of 20 paintings. The area of ​​the is limited to 0.3 m2, proportions vary. Pictures are experimental works exploring the mathematical laws of the perception of beauty by the human brain. One way or another, all 20 paintings attract the attention of the viewer, whose eyes are constantly trying to focus on images that, when examined in detail, are not amenable to deterministic analysis. These paintings serve as proof of the existence of images that attract attention and rated by the viewer as “beautiful”, but which basically do not contain recognizable elements (objects, people, animals, fractals) or recognizable subelements (lines, spots, blots). It is also specific that the paintings completely lose their attractiveness when the canvas is rotated 90 or 180 degrees. They are suitable for interiors, especially places where the visitor has to wait or work, since the image cannot leave a person alone and he will constantly look at it.