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One gets the same effect staring at a wall that doesn't have a Rothko hanging on it. Or at a sufficiently large monitor with a static display. Leveraging persis
by stan_rogers 12y ago
One gets the same effect staring at a wall that doesn't have a Rothko hanging on it. Or at a sufficiently large monitor with a static display. Leveraging persistence of vision might make an interesting series, but when it's the only trick the pony can do?
- alexandersingh 12y agoOh I wasn't suggesting that it was unique to Rothko's paintings, though I think it works particularly well with the dense color fields.