The way I think visually is with lines  its very simple, and very quick; its similar to drawing diagrams. But for this piece I was drawing circles, and though its still the simple instruction of a circle, I also added a level of transparency that I hadnt used before. The content of the circle becomes transparent over the spreading out, the further you get from the center. With this piece I also wanted to play with the idea of emptiness and things being filled up and busy. Theres constantly a tension between where you feel like theres some space and where it feels very crowded. The script is simple: its just these circles moving from the center outward, getting bigger. Theyre not moving towards you, but there is a false sense of depth, like moving through clouds. Ive always liked the kinds of paintings where you're suggesting depth, but its barely there.  Rafal Rozendaal

Feral File  Infinite Entropy

Infinite Entropy is a series of 25 unique works, each one with its own colors, rhythm, and scale. The script is relatively simple: colorful circles drift from the center of the composition outward, getting bigger as they go. The dense concentration of color at the center of each circle gets more transparent as the circle spreads, creating a soft halo that gives the piece a layered, fuzzy feel. The overall effect is quite different from Rafael Rozendaals usual harder-edged works, though the process of building it from simple shapes and small steps is the same. The circles look as if theyre moving toward the viewer, implying depth where there is none.