coil and snarl, still others twirl,
churn and spin; others cut and
pierce. The art work is so exact-
ing that viewers often think they
are digitally enhanced. But in
fact his extremely complex geo-
metric abstractions are hand
drawn and painted. Some are
rendered with black ink on pa-
per, others are painted onto can-
vas and wood. These works can
be viewed on his website, www.
tomyezzageometricart.weebly.
com. He also sells reproduc-
tions of his original works. He
scans them on the computer and
then prints them onto canvas.
Most recently his designs have
been printed on textiles.
His works are so precisely ren-
dered that one would imagine
they are meticulously planned.
But Yezza insists he creates in
the moment, spontaneously
moving from “dot to dot” with
only one preliminary sketch as
his guide. Yezza has created
about 30 wood pieces to date.
The wood he uses, a precious
commodity to him, so he feels
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