Visual Dissonance
Visual Dissonance
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A play on words, and a play on imagery. This substantial piece of coloured concrete swirls and twirls with dichroic glass and mother of pearl inlays. The painted mirror reflects and the aluminium shimmers. Is it possible to rationalise the visual confusion? Is it necessary to rationalise it, or should we just enjoy the moment?
Coloured concrete was moulded over rubber forms so that aluminium and mirror could be inlaid later. The concrete was polished, mirror coloured with acrylic ink and enamel brushwork. The aluminium was acid etched and the piece assembled. The entire surface was then worked over with enamel detailing.
Original silky smooth concrete creation by Ilia Chidzey.
78cm x 74cm | 8.2kg
Timber baton across back with wire string. No frame required.
Due to the limitations of photography and digital inaccuracy, some colours may appear slightly different in the original. Also, due to the nature of some materials used, variation in colour and sheen may occur over