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Shift 25 II

Peter Struycken (1939), paper, ink, 1983

Peter Struycken has been using the computer since the end of the 1960s to, as he says himself, control complexity. This drawing is made on a computer-run drawing machine: the artist sets the parameters and the machine produces the dots of ink in a calculated pattern. Struycken uses this mathematical approach to explore the relationship between place, colour, change and space, while eliminating the factor of chance.

  • Artwork typedrawing
  • Object numberRP-T-2010-43-57
  • Dimensionsheight 265 mm, height 1090 mm, width 250 mm, width 1030 mm x width 265 mm x width 265 mm, height 280 mm, height 117.9 cm x width 112.7 cm x depth 4.5 cm