Francisco Pellicer Viri
Influenced by one of the favorite tactics of Genghis Khan. This image is partially a thought and an enjoyment for me. It was a thrill and challenge to render the line on the surface of the paper. The swirling of the line to express the dynamic linear energy has an attraction all its own. The thought of this tactic has a certain fascinating attraction. The Mongol horseman pretending to retreat while in fact, he and his comrades are just luring the enemy into a trap, The tactic has had variations throughout history but it is also present in everyday social life. I don;t really need to expand on this. This work is a watercolor on paper. 18 x 24 inches. Or 46 x 61 cm.
a time honored military technique!
Excellent observartion. Thank you.
As a player of both go and chess, strategy is close to my heart
Thank you for your wonderful comment.
Ok. Thank you for pointing that out. Wow, that is a pain in the neck.
Yes, people manipulate all the time. It is hard to catch them.