Path of Life III 1966

"Path of Life III" (1966) is a woodcut by the Dutch graphic artist M.C. Escher, renowned for his intricate and thought-provoking works of impossible spaces and tessellations. The artwork features a mesmerizing spiral of interlocked shapes, creating a sense of infinite depth and recursion. Escher's signature use of black and white with contrasting red lines adds to the visual impact of the piece, further highlighting the paradoxical nature of the design. This artwork exemplifies Escher's mastery of geometric patterns and his fascination with the interplay of space and perception.