GEOMETRY EXPERIMENTS

Structure as concept. Mathematics as skin

Structured Intent

Rooted in the traditions of Cubism, the Geometry Experiments series places every sculpture in dialogue with an underlying mathematical structure. In some areas, the geometry asserts itself openly in the cut lines. In others, it works quietly beneath the surface, guiding the composition without announcing itself.

These pieces function as a laboratory. I use them to push the work into new territory — unpredictable torch-coloring on reflective platters, color-shifting paints, complex tiling patterns including the non-repeating Einstein tile.

Built from the discarded hardware of our digital lives, the series reclaims that material and reformats it into something structured and enduring — a commentary, in the medium itself, on our automaton-like relationship with technology.

A Living Surface

The reflective surfaces of these sculptures are in constant dialogue with their environment. Lighting the work casts its reflection across adjoining walls, making the piece felt throughout the room — not just where it hangs.

The art rewards both distance and proximity. From across a room it shifts and moves; up close, the intricate hand-cut fretwork reveals itself. Online, the videos capture the dynamic quality of the work, while the scrim shots offer the clearest view of the surface and craftsmanship.

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