Metamorphosis II excerpt 2 1939

"Metamorphosis II excerpt 2," a 1939 woodcut by M.C. Escher, exemplifies his signature style of tessellation, a technique where shapes seamlessly interlock to create intricate patterns. The piece showcases the artist's fascination with the interplay between black and white, and the gradual transformation of a checkerboard into a series of interconnected creatures. Escher's work often explores the concept of infinity and the illusion of space, captivating viewers with its mind-bending nature and mesmerizing visual complexity.