At the core of the project is a sequential transition—from plane to volume. A palpable spatial reality transforms into a two-dimensional image, only to regain materiality again—a new, altered materiality.
The starting point is urban objects possessing a discernible formal quality that conveys the structure and rhythm of urban space.
The transformative impetus is realized through the deconstruction and subsequent recreation of a three-dimensional reality—a fictitious, reworked, reassembled one.
The result is a situation, partially charged with constructivist energy, where plane and volume coexist and pulse, and the boundary between these categories weakens and gradually dissolves.
14×19 cm
a series of 27 reliefs
inkjet printing, polystyrene foam, water-based emulsion paint
