Harmonogram #21 (Spiral Galaxy)

Price range: £50.00 through £150.00

  • Choose from the original harmonogram (where available), premium-quality reproduction or enlarged print.
  • Please take a look at my blog post for detailed information about reproductions and enlargements.
  • Each original harmonogram is unique and can never be repeated.
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Technical pen with black ink on 250gsm chromolux paper. The original is unavailable.

This harmonogram appears to me as a spiral galaxy viewed from its side. Although the difference in scale is astronomically, mind-bogglingly huge, it was the same force of gravity that formed the biggest spiral galaxy as directed the production of this harmonogram (please take a look at my blog post ‘Analogue Art in a Digital World’). This harmonogram measures 161 light-years millimetres across on paper measuring 213x209mm.

N.B: many of my harmonograms create a moiré pattern where the line interacts with itself: this can be most clearly seen in harmonogram #30. However, some moiré patterns occur only on the computer screen, as is the case with this one: in this particular harmonogram the moiré pattern does not occur in the physical product.

 

 

  • Each item will be signed and dated on the back and will come with a stamped certificate of authenticity.
  • Reproductions and enlarged prints will be printed to order, please be patient!
  • Originals and reproductions will be sent in a flat reinforced envelope with acid-free tissue paper for protection; enlarged prints will be sent in a postal tube with acid-free tissue paper for protection.
  • Postage and packing in the UK will be £8.15 per order: this includes insurance up to a value of £500. Please contact me for worldwide P&P costs.
  • Please take a look at my blog post for advice on framing.
  • A harmonogram is a physical piece of work and there may be slight ‘imperfections’: e.g. a break in the line caused by a speck of dust on the paper. These ‘imperfections’ do not detract from the piece, rather they reinforce the fact that they are not digitally produced.