Patterns That Aren't: Large Scale Papercut Works by David Currie

Step into the intricate world of artist David Currie as he explores how humans are hard-wired to seek out patterns as a means of adapting to their environment, whether connecting imaginary lines to stars or writing algorithms that direct a robot’s movements. But once a pattern is understood, interest tends to fade. Here, Currie has developed a refreshingly new visual vocabulary, one built to engage rather than fade into the background in his series of large-scale, mixed media, papercut artworks that combine recent discoveries in mathematics with a lifetime of the artist’s skill, development and commitment.

Join the artist at the opening reception on Sunday, October 25, 1 to 3 p.m.

Image: Red Striped Fish Pattern by David Currie