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Revolving theory
Published: 2011-12-05 16:35:57 +0000 UTC; Views: 47707; Favourites: 2373; Downloads: 0
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Made in fall 2011. A quite strange idea, it started as a L-shape but I figured that it would be more interesting as a plus-shape. I love the thought of another world right around the corner. Disturbing place to be, unless gravity is relative to the side you live on. This is the revolving theory.I've been staring myself blind on it now, I would love to hear your thoughts on it!
EDIT: wow, thanks for the DD! (-:
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Cool, interesting, and Epic my follow Deviantart account ... person ... thing ... or something-Ah you what mean, and seriously, awesome photomaipulation pic.
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Are these based on seasons as well? Spring, summer etc.? Or is that just me?
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Yes it is, this image have several dimensions, in many different ways
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A new definition to alternative universe, I guess.
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Two things. This to me, is an upgrade of M.C. Eisher. Second it reminds me of those painted wind twirlers made of wood. When the wind catches the wooden spiral, and it spins fast enough it becomes a whole image. 
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stunning !
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i see that the ground, like the tiles, flip around and becomes another grey, dark world.
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The bottom of one place is the 'sky' of another?
... This is confusing, but after a few minutes of staring at it, I'm sure I'll understand xD
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It's suppose to be confusing! (:
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Of course, but it has to be understandable at some point
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Very provocative. It feels as if these are layers of the same place, stretched out over time.
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interesting thought
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Would like so much to have a 1920*1080 sized copy to add it to my wallpapers. This is simply amazing!
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This so needs to be animated...just outstanding!! D:
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brilliant work, am staring at it with awe, excellent details, and stunning idea!
and congrats to your DD!
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oh wow, I thought this looked neat from a distance, but up close thats just.... well... mind blowing!
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Wow! you can feel it moving! Thats awesome!
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Awesome concept piece! You've communicated your idea very well. I really like the way you made the clouds come off the rectangle wall to the left in the grey dark area.
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This reminds me of my brain....
What were you thinking of when you made this?
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Another of your impossible photographies... Amazingly detailed! I can't find the way the rock pannels are following XD but I like it.
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you have the best realisations of the imagination views 
hehe so fucking amazing and stunning work
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Excellent piece! I am always blown away by your creative ideas!
Truly spectacular!!!!
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Bonjour.
Maybe this is an image a little too complicated, there are many details to include in To approach the concept of endless screw and parallel worlds. This complexity affects the reading of the image and makes it less percussive, effective than the rest of your production. I remain still Amazed by your talent and your sense of vision that make you a genius (oui, oui!)
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Bonjour, I tend to agree, it is quite complex. I experimented with a lot of different angles and ways to visualize it. But I somehow liked this one the most. I don't think I will do another complex piece like this one in a while, the next one is a lot simpler
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bonsoir.
Thank you for your response. I'm looking forward your new image
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an amazing image actually, and more amazing I have no idea as to how you did rhis ? Awesome result
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Interesting concept. I'm thinking about how the gravity (relative or not as you said) would work between the "stairs". Could it be possible to traverse into another world through them just as easily as you can see through?
You could just upload these straight into my favourites folder.
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