Direction Without a Route is a composition of black-and-white lines that seems to move constantly - not by change, but by the viewer's gaze. What at first glance appears to be a graphic pattern turns into a landscape of intersections, layers and optical illusions on closer inspection.
The lines pull and push, breaking each other and building bridges at the same time. Some parts suggest depth, others flatness. Each shape resembles the previous one, but none is the same. The tight precision of the design evokes a sense of order, while the overall composition seems to undermine any logic.
Against a bright white background, the black lines are given maximum sharpness. The void between the shapes plays an active role - as a pause between tones, as a space between thoughts. There is no starting point, no final destination. Only directions, each time suggesting different paths, without ever arriving at a single route.
This work is not about recognition or narrative, but about rhythm, structure and confusion. It looks back to the modernist fascination with form and line, but eschews any fixed interpretation. Its power lies in repetition without predictability, in the familiar masquerading as something new.
Direction Without a Route is designed to keep moving within a stationary plane. It is as suitable as an autonomous artwork as it is in application: on textiles, paper, walls or products. But wherever it appears, it retains its complexity. It invites you to keep looking, to keep searching - and to know nothing for sure.
Created by Thea with support from AI.
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