OK, I know this is fractal… but it’s water pipes and they’re still all connected and probably working as well as anything done by any Belgian plumber! Which is what I dig so much about this. While most fractal work goes way over the top, your take here is mechanically grounded and if you go for industrial piping as much as I do it’s just totally wicked to see them feeding water-tight round all those crazy angles. Love the tones too. Way cool!!
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Makes a fantastic geometrical abstract! I LOVE IT!!!!!
Thanks, Daisy! The pipes had been painted over with so many layers of dreary beige — what a thrill to give them new life!
– Wendy J. St. Christopher
Excellent work!
Thank you kindly!
– Wendy J. St. Christopher
Very cool work, reminds me of an old game called Pipe Mania.
Thanks, Roddy, but I have no idea what you’re talking about, as I am much, much, much too young to remember Pipe Mania! ;-)
– Wendy J. St. Christopher
Well spotted, captured and presented…excellent p/w as well!
Thanks, Richard! If you’re interested, you can see the source photo here
– Wendy J. St. Christopher
really cool… whose the artist that paints the stairs that go nowhere and intersect … this reminds me of that… nicely done
Ah, that artist is M.C. Escher, on of my faves. Thanks, I’m flattered by the comparison! :-)
– Wendy J. St. Christopher
OK, I know this is fractal… but it’s water pipes and they’re still all connected and probably working as well as anything done by any Belgian plumber!
Which is what I dig so much about this. While most fractal work goes way over the top, your take here is mechanically grounded and if you go for industrial piping as much as I do it’s just totally wicked to see them feeding water-tight round all those crazy angles.
Love the tones too.
Way cool!!
… and yeah, it IS kind of Escher-ish:-)
well done Wendy …. this looks amazing..
