Sentences in complementary colors

We have created a painting inspired by the works of Paul Klee and Alighiero Boetti using letters of the alphabet as a pretext to create forms and spaces to be colored. I explained that the sentence choice does not have to be recognizable: it is not a “slogan” advertising that needs to be readable, but a mere pretext to create a grid of straight lines, oblique, curved, horizontal, or vertical, to be filled with complementary colors.

Paul Klee, Once Emerged from the Gray of Night, 1918

Alighiero Boetti, Quello che non succede in mille anni succederà in un attimo, 1988