“For the artist who wished to enlarger his understanding of vision in the direction of science, the grid was there as a matrix of knowledge. By it’s very abstraction, the grid conveyed one of the basic laws of knowledge – the separation of the perceptual screen from that of the “real” world.”
This essay by Rosalind Krauss was published in 1979. But I’ve discovered it when I was fascinated with the Fractal Cosmology concept and tried to imagine how things really are considering our limited perception… So I decided to draw grids in a way many modernists did, which would tell a story of possible reality and would be a basis for clothing at the same time.