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forming dense honeycomb-like structures
Does here "forming dense honeycomb-like structures" refer to "her paintings" or "cells"? I think to "her paintings". Am I right?
Her earlier work (Thérèse Oulton's abstract paintings) has been described as ‘cellular’, ‘molecular’ or ‘genetic’, and draws on the idea of the cell’s capacity to self-replicate, forming dense honeycomb-like structures. But such images are conceived not as any kind of faithful reproduction of reality but more as a glimpse of a human intuition at work, uniquely and subjectively presenting a surface view that is partial, underlayered and semi-translucent, revealing ‘outside’ and ‘inside’ simultaneously, inventing as much as it reproduces.
Her earlier work (Thérèse Oulton's abstract paintings) has been described as ‘cellular’, ‘molecular’ or ‘genetic’, and draws on the idea of the cell’s capacity to self-replicate, forming dense honeycomb-like structures. But such images are conceived not as any kind of faithful reproduction of reality but more as a glimpse of a human intuition at work, uniquely and subjectively presenting a surface view that is partial, underlayered and semi-translucent, revealing ‘outside’ and ‘inside’ simultaneously, inventing as much as it reproduces.
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red apple Does here "forming dense honeycomb-like structures" refer to "her paintings" or "cells"? Cells.
- red apple Does here "forming dense honeycomb-like structures" refer to "her paintings" or "cells"?
- Cells.
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red appleDoes here "forming dense honeycomb-like structures" refer to "her paintings" or "cells"?Cells.
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