Polygonia

An ongoing series of wall-mounted sculptures that translate flat geometric compositions into three-dimensional objects. Each piece begins as a polygon drawn on screen, then is built at physical scale from layered materials, leather, cork, stone aggregate, painted MDF, that give the abstract form unexpected tactility.

The works play with the gap between rendering and reality: a hexagonal leather form suggests an isometric cube; a pentagonal cork-and-plaster assembly reads as a building glimpsed from above. The material palette shifts from piece to piece, but the logic stays the same, geometry out of the screen and onto the wall.