'Ouroboros 5.1 Drawing Concertina' (2019)

'Ouroboros 5.1 Drawing Concertina' (2019)David Brits practice spans printmaking, drawing and video, but over the last three years he has, in his own words, devoted his time solely to formal investigations in public scale sculpture. The Ouroboros 5. 1 Drawing Concertina shows the process work for his Ouroboros series. Visi magazine described the series as an exploration of the integration and assimilation of opposing forms. The word Ouroboros, derived from Ancient Greek, describes the symbol

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From Neville Dubow’s contribution to Cecil Skotnes:

each collage experiments in connecting the images that would later inform his installation Mthimkulu II in A4’s gallery