Sun Discs: A New Series of Assemblages
By: Linda Joyce Ott
Tags: assemblages, improvisational, vacuum tubes
Category: abstract art, Art, art boxes, Conceptual Art, Creativity, Culture, Dance of Life, Design, Fine Art, Good News, Inspiration, Sculpture
| Aperture: | f/4 |
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| Focal Length: | 27mm |
| ISO: | 250 |
| Shutter: | 1/0 sec |
| Camera: | Canon EOS REBEL T5i |
My newest assemblages begin with discarded agricultural planter discs, objects once designed to distribute seeds and support growth. I call them Sun Discs.
Their radial forms and carefully engineered compartments provide the structure for my explorations of visual rhythm. Guided by pattern, repetition, and balance, I arrange found objects within the circular geometry of the Sun Discs, transforming familiar remnants of everyday life into contemplative studies of form and renewal.
As the compositions evolve, their circular forms echo wheels, flowers, clocks, and mandalas. Each piece reveals the quiet beauty that can emerge from things overlooked, outmoded, or left behind.
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Every Tuesday and Friday, I post a photo or piece of art that I’ve created that reflects what I call the Optimism of Color. Through vibrant colors and bold visceral forms, these works shout out my joy at being alive, and my good fortune at being able to continue to make art after surviving five cardiac arrests in one night in 2011.
Each of the images I post brings a smile to my face. I hope they bring you similar joy and laughter through the Optimism of Color.
All photos © Linda Joyce Ott 2026
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Linda Joyce Ott
Linda makes conceptual and abstract paintings, collages, photos and 3D boxes. Her studio is in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada - halfway between Niagara Falls and Toronto. Check out her website at www.lindajoyceott.com
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