Concentric Rinds (1953) by M.C. Escher

Concentric Rinds - M.C. Escher - 1953

Artwork Information

TitleConcentric Rinds
ArtistM.C. Escher
Date1953
Art MovementOp Art

About Concentric Rinds

The artwork, titled “Concentric Rinds,” was crafted by the renowned artist M.C. Escher in the year 1953. It is associated with the Op Art movement and falls under the figurative genre.

“Concentric Rinds” presents a visually intricate and captivating composition. The artwork features an array of concentric circles and spherical shapes interwoven with complex geometric patterns. The intersecting lines and arcs create a three-dimensional illusion, making the spherical forms appear to be both emerging from and receding into the dark background. The meticulous detailing and precision with which Escher executed this piece are hallmarks of his distinctive style, known for exploring mathematical concepts and optical illusions. The use of stark contrasts between the black and white elements further enhances the depth and visual intrigue of the composition. This piece embodies Escher’s fascination with infinity, symmetry, and the manipulation of space, drawing the viewer into a mesmerizing and contemplative visual experience.

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