Graphic Compositions
Adapting Wassily Kandinsky’s color theory and compositional principles in his book Über das Geistige in der Kunst, the Graphic Compositions translate Noam Chomsky’s address to an unseen audience into digital colors and primary shapes. In magenta, cyan, and yellow, the statement “I gather there are some people out behind that blackness there, but If I don’t look you in the eye is because I don’t see you… all I see is the blackness” is rendered as a square, circle, and triangle, foregrounding the interplay between text, form, and color.
