I wrote a computer program that created this image. The frame has roof scraps nailed on to wood. The repeating symmetry in the kaleidoscopic, fractal-like image can act like a mirror. Patterns, even faces seem to spring out. Made from discarded or donated roof scraps, wood, re-used plastic, paper, nails, and glue. This wall art item can be viewed by requesting a tour of our studio in Victoria, B.C., Canada. See PROFILE for contact information.

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The frame has roof scraps nailed on to wood. By looking closely at the picture, one can get a glimpse of the workings of the visual perception process. Made from discarded or donated roof scraps, wood, paper, nails and glue. This wall art item can be viewed by requesting a tour of our studio in Victoria, B.C., Canada. See PROFILE for contact information.

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The inner mind automatically strives to make sense of what is being seen. You might see symbols of your inner hopes or fears. Made from wood, paper, nails, and glue. This wall art item can be viewed by requesting a tour of our studio in Victoria, B.C., Canada. See PROFILE for contact information.

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Made from discarded or donated roof scraps, re-used plastic, wire, and glue. This wall art item can be viewed by requesting a tour of our studio in Victoria, B.C., Canada. See PROFILE for contact information.

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