Is it 2D, is it 3D, could it quite possibly be both?

Torn between my love for both two-dimensional and three-dimensional art, here I work to fuse the two together in a study of perception.

Stripping the piece of its concrete description as 2D or 3D, what remains is an examination of the elements and principles of design; these bridge the gap between the two visual spheres.

The alterations of a three-dimensional piece can optically flatten the sculpture so that it reverts back to a two-dimensional image.

Medium
Three shades of sand inside of 120 quart size mason jars
Powder coated metal, free standing, support structure

Dimensions
6ft x 3.5ft x 2.5ft

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