Three Intersecting Planes (1954) by M.C. Escher

Three Intersecting Planes - M.C. Escher - 1954

Artwork Information

TitleThree Intersecting Planes
ArtistM.C. Escher
Date1954
Art MovementOp Art

About Three Intersecting Planes

“Three Intersecting Planes” is a captivating artwork created by M.C. Escher in 1954, exemplifying the Op Art movement and the genre of tessellation. This intricate piece showcases Escher’s masterful manipulation of geometric forms, embodying his unique artistic vision.

The artwork features a series of intersecting planes arranged within a triangular frame. Distinct black and white contrasts dominate the composition, with sharp lines and gradients enhancing the three-dimensional effect. The planes, varied in size and orientation, tessellate seamlessly, creating a complex visual experience that is both structured and dynamic. The meticulous arrangement suggests an endless interplay of shapes, drawing the viewer into an exploration of form and space. This work stands as a testament to Escher’s innovative approach to art and his profound understanding of geometry.

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