Pattern of Nature
Visual Art of Linda Nye
Pattern of Nature
Visual Art of Linda Nye
Lucile Packard Children's Hospital at Sanford
A 36' photocomposite illustration of California landscapes and plants from the ocean to the mountains, day to night. Embeded in the landscape are hidden animals of California.
Lucile Packard Children's Hospital at Sanford
A 36' photocomposite illustration of California landscapes and plants from the ocean to the mountains, day to night. Embeded in the landscape are hidden animals of California.
Lucile Packard Children's Hospital at Sanford
A 36' photocomposite illustration of California landscapes and plants from the ocean to the mountains, day to night. Embeded in the landscape are hidden animals of California.
Lucile Packard Children's Hospital at Sanford
Close-up of 36' photocomposite illustration of California landscapes and plants from the ocean to the mountains, day to night. Embeded in the landscape are hidden animals of California.3
Linda Nye Photo-painting from UCSD Biomedical Library Series2
Detail from UCSD Biomedical Library
Detail from UCSD Biomedical Library
Detail from Patterns of Nature Series
Detail from UCSD Biomedical Library
Detail from UCSD Biomedical Library
Unwound, 2008
Detail from breezeway window proposal for the UCSD Biomedical library
Detail from the Entrance of the UCSD Biomedical Library
Prosposal for translucent window covering for studyroom at the UCSD Biomedical Library
Fig Leaf, 2010
Detail from the window decal proposal for
the UCSD Biomedical Library
Detail from Photo-painting Series
From UCSD Biomedical Library Series2
From UCSD Biomedical Library Series
Installations and Interior Graphics
Using the photo pixels as a medium, the patterns of nature explored from my own backyard. The amazing variety of shapes and sizes and colors.Too many to be taken in by the senses at one time. A mosaic of elements. Flattened, overlapping, broken apart and joined together. From the Latin fractus, broken. Fractals are an efficient in generating visual complexity from simple shapes.
Textiles
My photo montages present attractive shapes and colors that are very repeatable as patterns. The abstract nature of their visual elements make these montages great for textiles of all kinds. They can be both reduced and enlarged for impact and for unusual pattern effects. The sense of light in many if these images translates effectively on garments such as swimsuits and other outer wear. They are perfect for resort wears, such as robes and beach towels not to mention isolating some of the patterns onto T-shirts.
Some of the hanging used for the UCSD Biomedical Library shown in the art montage section of this website illustrate how effective these images can be on fabrics.
