Book D
Integrations
Two or more individual works are combined to form a new piece.
Where they may have been incomplete or weak, when an association takes place, each of their qualities enhance each other.
On occasion, the cojoined have an obvious connection, however, just as often a diversity in technique provides a required contrast. Often, the ‘framing’ becomes an integral part of the surface rather than that which encloses.
On occasion, the cojoined have an obvious connection, however, just as often a diversity in technique provides a required contrast. Often, the ‘framing’ becomes an integral part of the surface rather than that which encloses.
