Paper strips landscape

Undulating forms ripple across the surface, echoing ancient waves captured in stone. The alternating bands of muted earth tones play against each other, creating a tactile exploration through texture and color. Each arc, delicately woven in hues of terracotta, mauve, and ivory, reveals subtle details within their layered construction. The arrangement suggests a gentle movement, as if sharing stories from a distant past. How might these elemental shapes connect with contemporary spaces, bridging today with yesterday? This artwork presents the essence of time's passage, leaving a lingering thought on the continuity of nature’s design.

As the name suggest this piece originated from a set of simple hand-cut strips of paper (the common denominator in Aribombari's work). By repeatedly making prints with, and of, these paper strips on a gel plate, using a variety of acrylic and watercolour paints, a collection of highly textured paper pieces were created (see additional images for a close-up of these textures).

This piece can be resized and a full repeat pattern (for wallpaper) can be created.