Divisible

The Greeks believed the gods were forever doing geometry. Geometry has always occupied the human mind and we have imposed our geometric structures on the natural topography. This latest geometric series originate from photographs of real objects and explore the concept of how these rigid, well-defined and nominally inorganic elements, can morph into moving, transforming, three-dimensional constructs. When ordinary circles can assume dynamic, doughnut-shaped faces and rectangles in perceptually transition to hexagons, octagons… as elements of a twisting, flexible and growing multigonal boundary of abundant complexity and depth, the viewer’s eyes begin a journey to wherever it leads them, often returning to the origin to depart for a different destiny. Complexity in deceiving simplicity.