Klecksography Experiments
- Vasanth, Nandhit Reddy
- Date:
- 2023
- Pictures
About this work
Publication/Creation
: , 2023
Physical description
: ; cm
Contributors
Notes
Materials - Giclée Prints, Hahnemühle Bamboo Paper, PVA Glue, Single Sided Black Mount Board
Dimensions - Closed - 125 x 168.5 x 10 mm. Open - 125 x 168.5 x 450 mm
'Klecksography Experiments,' is one of three meticulously crafted concertina books by the artist Nandhit Reddy Vasanth. Within these pages, Nandhit explores the intersection of mental well-being, the micro/macroverse, existentialism, and the challenges of high-functioning anxiety through three thought-provoking drawings: 'Rorschach's Dilemma,' 'Diagnosis is Futile,' and 'Iris.' Informed by a practice driven by the intricate balance of organic forms and geometrical patterns, Nandhit digitally inverts his creations, offering a visual paradox of existence. Through klecksography, a technique famously employed by Hermann Rorschach in psychological tests, the artist dives into the depths of creativity, anxiousness and pareidolia. Drawing inspiration from the micro/macroverse and existential philosophy, Nandhit's creations serve as visual manifestations of the challenges posed by high-functioning anxiety. Each stroke and line contributes to a larger narrative, emphasizing the delicate dance between chaos and order. As the organic and the geometric intertwine within the concertina's folds, the reader is invited to contemplate the intricate tapestry of existence. 'Klecksography Experiments' stands not only as a visualisation of an anxious mind but as a testament to the artist's commitment to unravelling the complexities of the human experience.
Terms of use
This is currently uncatalogued and cannot be ordered online. Requests to view uncatalogued material are considered on a case by case basis. Please contact collections@wellcomecollection.org for more details.
Copyright
Reference
Wellcome Collection
Where to find it
Location Access Awaiting cataloguing for Wellcome Collection