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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 -Return to Illustration Gallery- View high resolution detail. | Continue to Next Image An early stage of "growth" at a close view; the red areas indicate the base from which the initial forms sprout. Although the original component is constantly changing, the process involved taking a unit of six components and building a new structure in the same pattern of 6 overlapping and offset units as with the original structure, and applying a comprehensive 'mutation' to the new 'generation'. Each consecutive generation was arranged and affected in a unique way- there were a total of eight generations, which amounts to 1,296 of the original components.   |
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