Bee — Fine Art

A row of small squares forms a grid across the sheet. Each square holds its own mark, so the ground shifts from one cell to the next. Bee - 1999 keeps that steady rhythm of small painted units. You notice the tiny colour changes as the eye moves along the line.

The fine art print sits on a matte paper, so the painted squares stay soft and the light greys do not shine under a lamp. A light frame on a dark wall makes each painted square read one by one.

On a hallway wall, the grid gives the steps a steady line to follow. From the landing you see the whole row, and each painted square sits quiet against the next.