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Deeply symbolic, the rings resemble the life rings of a tree or the gentle ripples in a pool, while the number of circles is heavy with allusion: in Kabbalistic tradition, 42 is said to be the number with which God created the Universe and, more recently, sci-fi writer Douglas Adams famously endowed it with significance, as the "answer to the ultimate question of life, the universe, and everything."
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Clive Sefton is a Brighton-based artist and designer. His series of "Word Search" art works combine clean and beautiful designs with fun and interaction.
Clive Sefton is a Brighton-based artist and designer. His series of "Word Search" art works combine clean and beautiful designs with fun and interaction.
Sefton has always been interested in typography and wanted to create a typographic art print with a twist. "I also like interactivity with artwork, and the idea that each time someone looks at a piece, they might see something else." he explains "Some people prefer to not draw on the glass, leaving the piece solely as a graphic form, but others feel they need to circle the words and get a sense of achievement and satisfaction by doing so. I like the fact it can be shown in so many ways," says Sefton. His art work has featured in Creative Review and has been bought by a number of well-respected people, including Fatboy Slim. His art work also appears at W Hotel Leicester Square, Kings College London and a number of other locations.
