<-- Edmonton, Alberta, Canada - Art
| Title | A Point Becomes a Line |
|---|---|
| Material | Latex paint on plaster; Polyurethane paint on aluminum |
| Medium | Installation |
| Year of Creation | 2012 |
| Artist(s) | Jeff Kulak |
| Artist Bio | Jeff Kulak is an Edmonton artist, graphic designer and illustrator now based in Montreal. |
| Artist Website | jeffkulak.com |
| Address | 10535 65 Street Edmonton, Alberta Canada Map It |
| Description | A Point Becomes a Line consists of a large, bold, abstract representation of water that is repeated on the four interior walls of the pool area. Kulak chose a warm, rich palette that brings levity and energy the interior space and alludes to the 1960s-era of the architecture. Kulak created the artwork using a water-based process called paper marbling: ink was floated on the surface of still water, forming concentric rings; paper was placed on the water’s surface to absorb the ink pattern. Kulak then digitally manipulated the image to create the final artwork. |