Ordination d'une surface, vitesses progressives de rotation 

Julio Le Parc's "Ordination d'une surface, vitesses progressives de rotation" presents us with a seemingly simple arrangement of circles against a dark ground, yet it evokes profound visual rhythms. The circle, an ancient symbol of unity and totality, appears here multiplied and set in motion. One is reminded of the celestial spheres, an attempt to understand the cosmos through geometric harmony, or even the swirling patterns of galaxies. The interplay of light and shadow introduces an element of dynamism, suggesting a world in constant flux. Consider how the circle appears in mandalas, emblems of cosmic order and psychological integration. Here, too, the arrangement is reminiscent of a quest for balance and a deeper understanding of reality. This artistic exploration transcends mere visual appeal, engaging with our collective memory and subconscious associations. It speaks to our innate desire to find order in chaos.