Principle of a multivalence

• Year created: 2000

• Medium: digital art

Principle of a Multivalence is a digital artwork that explores repetition, transformation, and the shifting meaning of forms through multiplicity. Across the canvas, golden, sculptural shapes echo in rhythmic patterns, each iteration slightly altered, creating a sense of both harmony and dissonance.

The central mass gathers intensity, as overlapping figures twist into a radiant core, suggesting the power of convergence. Around it, smaller repetitions scatter into ordered grids, symbolizing how ideas multiply, adapt, and evolve in different contexts without losing their essence.

This interplay between the singular and the manifold embodies the concept of multivalence: the coexistence of multiple truths, interpretations, and possibilities within a single form. The work reflects how perception and meaning are never fixed, but always layered and refracted through repetition and variation.