The Eye Like a Strange Balloon Goes to Infinity 1882 — Fine Art

A large eye sits in the middle of a round balloon shape, floating upward through empty space. The Eye Like a Strange Balloon Goes to Infinity 1882 uses a single dark form with lighter outlines to hold the shape together. Empty space around the eye gives the picture room to breathe.

This fine art print sits in a frame with a back panel. The paper keeps the lines clear and the edges sharp. The frame hides the raw edges and the back panel makes the print stand flat on a wall.

On a narrow hallway wall the eye catches you first, then the balloon shape leads your gaze upward. From the landing you see the whole round form, and from the turn in the corridor you notice the small lines near the edge.