Adinda van 't Klooster
Interdisciplinary artist Adinda van ‘t Klooster works with drawing,
animation, sound, light, sculpture, virtual reality and live
audiovisual performance. She has developed a range of responsive sound
and light installations for city councils across the UK, and her work
has been exhibited an performed internationally. Many of her works
show an interest in art and science and she has explored a wide range
of themes. Her most recent works explore the combination of maths and
nature whilst previous works explore issues of life and death,
fertility, the area where the body and technology overlap and the most
effective combination of audio and visuals in time-based works. Her
works can be seen at:
http://www.adindavantklooster.com/works.html
This artwork is based on the Jordan Curve theorem and the concept of a maze and has found an aesthetically pleasing design based on forms found in nature to show this. The whole area in the circle can be reached by staying in either black or white. This design was first explored in ink and then transferred to a linocut. The time consuming nature of the making process turns it into a meditative act.