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Concept

As an artist, I am drawn to the interplay of roundness and efficiency. In the world of hunting and farming, I have an inherent affinity for organic circular shapes: the gentle arc of a cultivated field, the curvature of a well-worn path. But when I contemplate industry, I perceive a different energy: squareness that speaks to precision, structure, and purpose.

This duality is used across disciplines. It is the lens through which I view both the natural and the manmade. The softness of a dew-kissed petal, the rugged edges of a manmade skyscraper, they coexist and inform each other.

But beyond aesthetics lies a deeper conviction: our current trajectory, fueled by profit-driven standards and constant optimization, will eventually reach its limits. The next era beckons a society truly optimized for balance, not just profit. Perhaps it could be characterized sensorily by rounded square edges. But I use square representations because we’re not there yet.