Some of my linocuts are, what I like to call, Single Element (SE) linocuts, that is the prints are in fact
multiple (16 or more) prints of one single small linocut element. In "Snakes" this may be difficult
to see, but in "Martha Maria" it is more obvious.
Darwin's Idea (44 * 44 cm, SE linocut, 2010)
Neigbourhood watch (32 * 32 cm, SE linocut, 2010)
Wheels of Nature (48 * 48 cm, SE linocut, 2010)
Snakes (40 * 40 cm, SE linocut, 2010)
Give your kids a balanced meal (44 * 44 cm, SE linocut, 2011)
Blue Fishes (circle with 224 distorted tiles, 2010)
Research (SE linocut, 48*48 cm 2010)
Mathematical Proof (SE linocut, 48x48 cm 2010)
Ants (SE linocut, 48*48 cm 2010)
Martha Maria (SE linocut, 2010)
Mathematical proof (Ceramic plate, 28 cm 2010)
for sale: 50 Euro (excl. postage)
in use as a fruit-plate
An example of application is my business-card, as shown in the figure at the left below.
Four such cards together make the figure in the middle, and 16 cards lead to the figure at the right.
The cards can be composed in different ways, leading to different figures.
business card (linocut, 2010)
4 cards together
16 cards
Another example of application is a more complicated construction.
At the left below, the basic linocut tile is given (the basic tile for "Martha Maria").
The circle at the right is filled with 224 distorted tiles.
