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NNOTB #169
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Two forms share a hot-pink field without touching: a large face anchored by coiled golden spirals at the eyes, and a smaller, tightly wound form drifting upper-right. The spirals read as pressure or fixation; the open ground between the forms reads as distance rather than connection. Loose colored lines trace the larger form without fully closing it, giving the image a feeling of something held together loosely.
Between NNOTB #168 and NNOTB #170 in the owned title sequence.
Work 25 of 30 in Looking into Circles.
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- Artist
- nnxyz
- Recorded ink creation
- 2022-07-07T20:39:05-05:00
- Medium
- Digital brush drawing (Nifty Ink)
- Recorded strokes
- 159
- Explicit background/reference passes
- 2
- Sampled points
- 36760
- Logical canvas
- 790.5 × 790.5
- Archived PNG pixels
- 790 × 790
- Owned editions in imported archive
- 1
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Related works
NNOTB #168
nnxyz nnotb #168 shares the concentric spiral-within-eye construction, but places it on a single compressed face against solid orange, making the open pink ground and two-form spread of #169 a clear contrast.
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NNOTB #170
nnxyz nnotb #170 repeats the spiral-eye form on a saturated ground, but its marks fill the entire field, whereas #169 leaves large areas of background bare.
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