Eye of Africa 2

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By Laura Fishman
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Dimensions (HxWxD):

30 × 30 × 3.5 cm

Materials:

Acrylic on stretched Linen

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Painting

Small
2017
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Acrylic pour painting Inspired by the natural landmark in the Sarhara Desert. Since the beginning of space missions, the Earth’s bulls-eye caught the interest of astronauts in the otherwise featureless Sahara Desert. Over the years, it has become a landmark for astronauts. At first, the circular pattern was thought to have been a meteorite impact, but now the 31 mile wide bulls-eye, called the Richat Structure, is believed to be uplifted rock, a circular anticline, laid bare by erosion. Some people call this bulls-eye in the Sahara the “Eye of Africa.”

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