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Cosmo Bertollini, anisotropy, 2025
Mixed Media on paper
Size:Â 30 x 42 in
“anisotropy" can be likened to the varying degrees of perception and experience we encounter in different directions or contexts. Just as materials exhibit different properties depending on the direction in which they are measured, we perceive and interpret the world around us differently based on our unique perspectives, biases, and cultural backgrounds. Anisotropy in this sense highlights the rich and complex nature of perception, reminding us that reality is multifaceted and subject to individual interpretation.
Size:Â 30 x 42 in
“anisotropy" can be likened to the varying degrees of perception and experience we encounter in different directions or contexts. Just as materials exhibit different properties depending on the direction in which they are measured, we perceive and interpret the world around us differently based on our unique perspectives, biases, and cultural backgrounds. Anisotropy in this sense highlights the rich and complex nature of perception, reminding us that reality is multifaceted and subject to individual interpretation.
"The world as we have created it is a process of our thinking. It cannot be changed without changing our thinking." - Albert Einstein
Signed by the artist
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$300.00
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Description
Mixed Media on paper
Size:Â 30 x 42 in
“anisotropy" can be likened to the varying degrees of perception and experience we encounter in different directions or contexts. Just as materials exhibit different properties depending on the direction in which they are measured, we perceive and interpret the world around us differently based on our unique perspectives, biases, and cultural backgrounds. Anisotropy in this sense highlights the rich and complex nature of perception, reminding us that reality is multifaceted and subject to individual interpretation.
Size:Â 30 x 42 in
“anisotropy" can be likened to the varying degrees of perception and experience we encounter in different directions or contexts. Just as materials exhibit different properties depending on the direction in which they are measured, we perceive and interpret the world around us differently based on our unique perspectives, biases, and cultural backgrounds. Anisotropy in this sense highlights the rich and complex nature of perception, reminding us that reality is multifaceted and subject to individual interpretation.
"The world as we have created it is a process of our thinking. It cannot be changed without changing our thinking." - Albert Einstein
Signed by the artist
Ships from Los Angeles
