Ritmitekton 4: SOH
50.8 cm x 40.64 cm
Digitally Printed on ChromaLuxe
Inspired by the Sydney Opera House and a musical composition by Doug Thomas, Ritmitekton 4: SOH continues the Ritmitekton exploration - where rhythm becomes architecture and music finds form.
Geometric pods rise like sculptural stelae, echoing the iconic sails of the Opera House and the storytelling surfaces of ancient monuments. Here, structure and song merge!
The palette is electric: vivid pinks, oranges, yellows, and purples pulse with the energy of 80s computer audio, yet each color is rooted in historical symbolism. Pink, once rare and precious in Ancient Egypt, appears like a delicate high note. Golds and oranges shimmer with the aura of eternity - both in music and in memory!
50.8 cm x 40.64 cm
Digitally Printed on ChromaLuxe
Inspired by the Sydney Opera House and a musical composition by Doug Thomas, Ritmitekton 4: SOH continues the Ritmitekton exploration - where rhythm becomes architecture and music finds form.
Geometric pods rise like sculptural stelae, echoing the iconic sails of the Opera House and the storytelling surfaces of ancient monuments. Here, structure and song merge!
The palette is electric: vivid pinks, oranges, yellows, and purples pulse with the energy of 80s computer audio, yet each color is rooted in historical symbolism. Pink, once rare and precious in Ancient Egypt, appears like a delicate high note. Golds and oranges shimmer with the aura of eternity - both in music and in memory!
50.8 cm x 40.64 cm
Digitally Printed on ChromaLuxe
Inspired by the Sydney Opera House and a musical composition by Doug Thomas, Ritmitekton 4: SOH continues the Ritmitekton exploration - where rhythm becomes architecture and music finds form.
Geometric pods rise like sculptural stelae, echoing the iconic sails of the Opera House and the storytelling surfaces of ancient monuments. Here, structure and song merge!
The palette is electric: vivid pinks, oranges, yellows, and purples pulse with the energy of 80s computer audio, yet each color is rooted in historical symbolism. Pink, once rare and precious in Ancient Egypt, appears like a delicate high note. Golds and oranges shimmer with the aura of eternity - both in music and in memory!