This work was created from clay and later digitally manipulated into a rhythmic set of repeated shapes. Reminiscent of waves gently moving up and down, the pattern evokes a sense of calm and stillness. The round shapes were made by hand and then photographed under natural light, creating a subtle play of shadow and depth. Post-processing enhances the repetition, but retains the softness and craftsmanship of the original material. It is not a computer-generated image, but a combination of tangible handwork and digital repetition.
For me, this work is a visual translation of calm in a busy world. It invites you to look longer, to pause and experience space. The structure is tight but not cold, rather fluid and familiar. The repetition of shapes worked for me meditatively and gave me space in my head.
The work exudes balance and brings an almost physical calm to the space it hangs in. In making it, I found a moment of stillness myself, and I hope to convey that same stillness to the viewer.
Since childhood, Evi van Lith has been fascinated by image and light. In her work, she explores how photography and digital processing can merge into abstract compositions. She draws inspiration from small moments and structures to shape her feelings. Not tight and perfect - but sincere and layered... Read more…