Repetition in an
interior
This awe-inspiring sculptural interior is a great example of
repetition.
The elements; of angular line, shape and pattern in
tunnelling rhythmic repetition is used in this space elaborately. It follows a
regular arrangement providing balance, unity and order. The use of a singular
material also re-enforces the principal of repetition.
The umber stained and intricately patterned, domed canopy forces
the eye to look up as it denotes a looming contrast pitted against the stark
white walls and the arches. It is enticing and alluring, inviting you to walk
through it. The brain registers familiarity in the cohesive fan-like abstract
configuration and in turn likens and compares it all to a grove of palm trees.
This interior takes inspiration from nature.
The enormity and deliberate use of scale in this work
heightens the visual interest with a dramatic ‘wow’ factor. The sight evokes
humility filling you with spiritual wonderment, indeed making you feel very
small under the umbrella of grandeur. It is truly breathtaking.
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