Charles Gaines has developed a unique approach to Conceptual art over five decades, utilizing a systematic, rule-based process that prioritizes methodical calculation over emotional expression. His latest exhibition, 'Numbers and Trees, The Tanzania Baobabs,' expands his exploration of trees, specifically the baobab, and demonstrates his signature gridwork technique with vibrant color applications. By using numerical grids to depict the beauty of nature, Gaines challenges traditional notions of aesthetic value and meaning, allowing chance to play a significant role in the visual outcome of his work.
Gaines employs a rule-based approach to art-making, transforming subjects into numerical grids and emphasizing determination over intuition, showcasing the intricate relationship between artwork and social systems.
His latest series 'Numbers and Trees, The Tanzania Baobabs' marks an expansion of his work with trees, exploring the kaleidoscopic aesthetics of Africa's largest tree through meticulous gridworks, highlighting an interplay between beauty and meaning.
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