FRUITION
A
germinating
world,
teeming
with
life,
asserts
itself
in
cellular
composition
as
a
bridge
or
a
stage
of
transition
between
embryonic
forms
of
life
and
the
complex
development
of
the
organism.
There
is
in
them
an
eerie
combination
that
comes
from
the
mysteries
of
biology,
or
seen
as
such,
and
the
division,
separation
and
agglutination
which
marks
life
in
its
primeval
forms.
Their
aesthetic
character
is
stressed
in
these
paintings,
as
the
title
Fruition
suggests,
drawing
our
attention
to
aspects
of
natural
life
that
had
remained
hitherto
unnoticed
or
neglected as forms of art.
