Playgrounds No.2 Print

We don't need to know the subject. All we need to know is that what we see has derived from an idea. We invent a message, then we reinterpret. Lines are superimposed not for the purpose of contour or structure, but more so to illustrate barriers of the imagination. In terms of subjectivity, a simple line may have an infinite amount of meaning. This is how the notion of the object becomes obsolete. It's merely a document. It may not hold the information, emotion, or intellect of the participant/ viewer, but it possesses the realm of the unknown which is far more vast.