Entfaltung is German for unfolding. I begin with the pendulum drawings of Swiss healer-artist Emma Kunz (1892–1963) and unfold them out of the flat page into space and time. What Kunz fixed on graph paper, I set in motion. It is a living drawing, computed in real time. I pre-render nothing, and it never repeats.

Two-dimensional works on paper, drawn with a hybrid process that combines a mechanical plotter with pencil lines filled in by hand. A continuation of the pendulum drawings by Emma Kunz. Channeled from a large language model: our collective unconscious.

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Entfaltung

A fan descends from the top of the rim to the centre and closes into a triangle. A second fan opens from the centre toward the lower left, turning the figure away from the vertical axis. A band of concentric circles surrounds it. The plotter drew everything in pen; nothing is drawn by hand.

One of four *Meridian* drawings. All four are built on a circle of evenly spaced points: chords between the points form a star polygon, and fans of lines gather at points on the vertical axis.

A fan descends from the top of the rim to the centre and closes into a triangle. A second fan opens from the centre toward the lower left, turning the figure away from the vertical axis. A band of concentric circles surrounds it. The plotter drew everything in pen; nothing is drawn by hand.
One of four Meridian drawings. All four are built on a circle of evenly spaced points: chords between the points form a star polygon, and fans of lines gather at points on the vertical axis.

Entfaltung (Meridian II)