Artist Statement
Freefall I explores how a perfect cube can behave like liquid. Each face is subtly deformed so reflections buckle and stream, turning rigid geometry into a flowing skin of light. The tower reads as a moment of balance—gravity pulling down, momentum pushing up—caught between collapse and lift.
1/1 Modern Exhibition
Present on a calm plinth at chest/eye height under soft, grazing light (3000–3500 K, high CRI). Keep competing mirrors and hard specular sources out of the primary field so the highlights travel cleanly across the facets. Maintenance is minimal: microfiber cloth and a pH-neutral cleaner only.
1/2 Renaissance Works
A column of cubes learning how to rise.
Details
Materials — mirror-polished 316L stainless steel (marine-grade).
Dimensions — 90 × 48 × 46 cm.
Series — Freefall (cubes available 10 cm to 2.3 m for custom arrangements).
Placement — interior plinth, gallery lobby or private collection.
Year — 2017.
