Artist Statement
Twisted Ratios investigates what happens to Euclidean certainty when perception becomes fluid. The work begins with the most rational of solids—a cube—and subjects it to controlled deformations that keep the mass legible while breaking its symmetry. Reflections are the fourth material here: faces shear, horizons buckle, and the room divides into mirrored strata that refuse a single viewpoint. The piece treats proportion as a living variable, a dialogue between form, light, and the moving observer.
1/1 Modern Exhibition
Install free-standing with 360° access; give at least 1 m clearance on all sides so the stacked offsets read cleanly. Use high-CRI, even lighting at 3000–4000 K; a soft key from 30–45° reveals the torsion without producing specular hotspots. Keep nearby colors restrained to let the sculpture “borrow” the environment through reflection. Anchor to floor or concealed plinth for stability and protect with low-profile stanchions.
1/2 Renaissance Works
A column of geometry seen through a mirage.
Details
Mirror-polished 316L stainless steel; three deformed, cube-like modules stacked as a single column; human-scale vertical format. Suitable for indoor display; outdoor installation possible with appropriate anchoring and maintenance. Finish is mirror-grade with hand-worked distortion patterns.
