My sculptures explore the transformative potential hidden within simplicity. Constructed meticulously from steel square tubing, each piece is defined by precise 45-degree cuts, resulting in perfect 90-degree connections. These rigid segments weave together, tracing continuous, serpentine paths to create interlocking rectangular forms that overlap but never touch.
At the core of my artistic inquiry is the tension between stark geometry and organic elegance. The square tube—industrial, rough, and unyielding—becomes unexpectedly delicate, intricate, and graceful. Despite consisting of numerous perpendicular joints, which inherently suggest structural vulnerability, each sculpture holds its form securely, illustrating an improbable harmony between fragility and strength.
From each of the six primary viewpoints, the clarity and purity of geometric form dominate. Yet, as the viewer moves, the sculptures transform dynamically. Sharp angles and reflective surfaces interact with ambient light, creating shifting perspectives, depths, and textures. The rigid becomes fluid; the industrial feels alive.
Through this interplay, my art challenges perceptions of simplicity, stability, and beauty. It invites viewers into a meditative dance between chaos and order, hardness and softness, structure and fluidity, reflecting perhaps our own complex relationships with balance and vulnerability in an intricate world.
My artistic practice named “GlobesBox” references “globe” as illumination, aligning with my use of light in some sculptures. It simultaneously evokes the Earth itself to which I dedicate my efforts. My sculptures become a metaphor for connection and illumination – both literally and figuratively. Ultimately, my vision extends beyond art alone; my goal is to contribute meaningfully to nature conservation and foster unity among people, directing a portion of my proceeds toward these vital causes. My sculptures thus serve as both artistic statements and tangible commitments to a brighter, more connected, and sustainable future.