CLOSER: 7. Twenty Four Hours by D.C.Monteny
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Xenodream 1.5
I never realised
The lengths I'd have to go
All the darkest corners of
A sense I didn't know
Just for one moment
I heard somebody call
Looked beyond the day in hand
There's nothing there at all
From "Twenty Four Hours" on "Closer" by Joy Division
Lyrics by Ian Curtis (1956 - 1980)
Thank you so much for viewing and all of your comments.
Dirk
Comments (15)
I have been viewing your latest XD renders with perplexity, unsure whether I like them or not. But I must say you are creating a powerful personal style, so charged with symbolism that it exceeds the formal elements of your images. The lyrics that accompany your work greatly strengthen this impression. I have to congratulate you on your deep perspective of your art.
This is like a tesselation. I really like this type of graphics.Pure.
Outstanding "XD" Dirk, "eras50" couldnt have put it better!
I like the escher-esque feel to your render :) Congrats
Agree with Andrew: escher-esque. Beautiful work.
A wonderful and very creative work my friend.....!!! Excellent combination of shapes.....!!!!
I love this, Dirk!
Wonderful artistical creation! I love it! v
Yes, very much influenced by M. C. Escher, a wonderful testellation.
Interesting design. I especially like the bottom portion where the shapes are further apart.
Escher would've been proud!
Definitly an Escher ,one of my favorite artists . I like the way the figures change shape ,the lower rows look like birds .Oustanding work !
I always love your work and words. Thanks for another fantastic piece! V (:
Nice use of the Gnarl MM, Dirk. This looks very much like one of Escher's sketches.
I like it