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About this work

This image shows six small, close-up prints of eyes. The eyes are simple shapes—white and brown circles with black dots in the center. Some are on a plain background, others look blurry or pixelated, like they’re glitching. The colors are mostly neutral: off-white, brown, and dark. The prints feel like they’re playing with how we see things—clear one second, broken the next. The artist made these in 1993 by pressing ink onto paper, then repeating the same idea six times with small changes. Check out Grenville Davey to see more of his work.