Piece description from the artist
Harmonic Vibration Four's two large red diamonds act as two counterpoints
for the circles that cross them in a line diagonally and move in and out along the edges. The very small black and teal lines are there to contrast with the larger shapes and to move your eye from one shape to another. The bands of green running from side to side and from top to bottom hold the pattern in place. If you look long enough, the shapes begin to move forward and then backward. This effect is made by the way the colors contrast and the play of the shapes light and dark values.
Debra Wuliger, a Durham, North Carolina based artist, paints abstract, hard edge interlocking geometric patterns on canvas. Debra has been honing her hard-edge painting skills for the last several years. Originally a figurative painter, patterns began to appear into her figurative work. Fascinated, Debra started exploring basic Quantum Physics concepts and found the idea of the Vector Equilibrium: the starting point for all happenings and nonhappenings.
Her paintings are depictions of the always present, always changing invisible patterns of sound and light vibrations, the building blocks of all creation, that originate from the Vector Equilibrium. Debra intuits these vibrations as she draws from her center, down her arm, to her hand and through the charcoal to the canvas. She interprets these vibrations into harmonious, rhythmic shapes as a charcoal line drawing. Here the shapes begin to vibrate in relationship to each other and this vibration intensifies as color is added.
This is a quiet, reflective process where Debra listens and observes the undivided whole in flowing movement. She paints love, joy and peace.
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