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ART OF SEEING #21


As I pass through a city, I see buildings and infrastructural elements like roads, trains etc. I see shapes and patterns all over the city but also miss the primary component of graphic-the lines. The lines can exist in one dimension, two dimensions and three dimensions.



First, I spot something that steals my interest. Then I start seeing it. With time, I observe in detail. Then I begin to connect.


Lines of shadows




Lines of Elevated Rail Tracks



DOUBLE CURVATURE-HORIZONTAL AND VERTICAL

VERTICAL LINES OF OFFICE TOWERS



Railway Lines-Always Parallel and in Pairs!



We also have lines for blind people to guide their way.



Two dimension-line (the path)and 

three-dimension line(the cover)




Lines of Steps
 

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