TITLE: Pareidolia: Winter Abstractions

The winter abstract series is a compilations of images created through the digital manipulation of photographs of the winter landscape which explores the phenomena of pareidolia. They are part of a broader body of work that explores the patterns and designs created by random natural occurring forms repeating in prescribed process resulting in unique images that speak to each viewer in a different manner as the mind tries to make sense of the seemingly random information. This series focuses on the branching structure of a variety of trees in the winter landscape to see how the different branching structures of different species of trees effect the overall mood and fealing of the resulting abstracted images.

AUTHOR: David Verespy (United States)

David is an emerging artist with a back ground in photography and Landscape Architecture. He has a deep rooted connection to the land and his artworks show this powerful connection which inspires his work.