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- A continuous pattern forms in time and space, 2025
- Prints 2024-2025
2020-2023
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Yu Ting Ong

Recent works
- A continuous pattern forms in time and space, 2025
- Prints 2024-2025
2020-2023
- 2023
- 2022
- 2021
- 2020

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No. 1: medium blue, teal, violet
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As lines connect from point to point, a circle forms when an end connects back to the beginning—a point of precision. Like signs of miracles are how the precision of geometries and patterns appear to us in

No. 2: green, teal, violet
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The mornings following summer solstice, I watched the pattern of how the sun rises a minute later than the day before—an exactitude only our clocks and instruments measure. In a universe governed by such mathema

No. 3: bubblegum, red, teal
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All of life issues from the central star—the origin. As planets revolve around the sun along the cosmic grid, all life on Earth—from the micro to the macro—belongs to the same grid: all depend on th

No. 4: green, medium blue, violet
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Logic operates when we connect the seen and the observed to the known—to patterns stored in our memories, within our records. Intuition establishes itself as diametrically opposite to logic on the basis t

No. 5: bubblegum, green, red
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Supposing that the natural world we inhabit is governed by a set of universal laws—in the degree of geometric precision, symmetry, and balance so ubiquitous and intrinsic to our existence that they go unnotice

No. 6: mint, purple, violet
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From half moon to half moon, geometry illustrates that all symmetrical forms are, in essence, identical—that is, possessing the quality of identicalness while being a mirror image of one half to another. Where

No. 7: bubblegum, red, teal
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Into night, hues of the earth recede like tidal waves as the cycle of a day closes out involuntarily, compelled by the motion of time. Along with the changes that ebb and flow with cycles and seasons, time persists a

No. 8: bubblegum, green, teal
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Under the condition of enclosed spatiality, when hues as translucent as light—in a reduced palette of green, teal, and pink—become compelled to overlap in space, their atoms and molecules intermingle to

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